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For Oberthur Fiduciaire, the fiduciary industry is a key partner of Central Banks - 10/16/2019

Central Banks officials have been cutting interest rates in response to ongoing trade tensions in an effort to mitigate economic fallout. This is one of a number of ways that the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan, and the Federal Reserve, in particular, have unique influence over the global economy. It is easy to forget that central banks are also responsible for creating the physical...

Volkswagen postpones decision to build factory in Turkey - 10/15/2019

German carmaker Volkswagen AG has postponed the final decision on the construction of a plant in Turkey, according to Handelsblatt. “We are watching the situation with great concern,” the company told the publication. Turkey has been criticized internationally for a military operation in northern Syria, and VW is concerned about potential reputation risks. In early October, VW established a...

Zuckerberg to speak on Libra at the US Congress in late October - 10/10/2019

Facebook’s head Mark Zuckerberg will tell about Libra cryptocurrency at the U.S. House finance and housing committee on October 23, Axios reports. The speech by Facebook representatives to launch the Libra cryptocurrency is not the first in the American congress. David Marcus, head of another Facebook’s project, Calibra (a special crypto-wallet for Libra), already spoke on this issue at the...

Nissan announces new top managers - 10/09/2019

53-year-old Makoto Uchida, president of Dongfeng Motor's Chinese business and senior vice president of Nissan, has become new CEO of Nissan Motor. This was reported by the company’s press service. Earlier, his appointment was reported by business media. Ashwani Gupta, who held the same position at Mitsubishi Motors Corp., will be the company's chief operating officer. Nissan Vice President Jun...

Johnson & Johnson to pay $ 8 bln compensation in US - 10/09/2019

Jury in Philadelphia, PA ordered the American holding company Johnson & Johnson to pay $ 8 billion in compensation to a resident of Maryland who suffered from side effects of Johnson & Johnson’s drug for treating schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, the Wall Street Journal writes. According to the publication, such a verdict was issued on Tuesday, October 8. Nicholas Murray, the plaintiff,...

WeWork provided investors with inaccurate data before IPO - 10/08/2019

When planning еру initial public offering, WeWork, a coworking startup, sent investors inaccurate massages on its work, The Wall Street Journal writes. The publication believes that this circumstance may further undermine investor confidence in the company. The parent structure of the We Co startup provided incorrect information about the number and cost of work places that WeWork equipped in...

Amazon cuts investment in India - 10/07/2019

The US e-commerce giant has cut its investment in India this year. Since the start of this fiscal year, Amazon has invested 28 billion rupees ($ 394 million) in its Indian division called Amazon Seller Services, compared with 94.5 billion ($ 1.3 billion) last year, according to the Economic Times. Unless the retailer makes significant investments in the last quarter of this calendar year, this...

Apple pushes up iPhone 11 production - 10/04/2019

Apple Inc has informed its suppliers that it will increase release of smartphones from the latest product line (iPhone 11) by 10%. The company wants to meet higher than expected demand, according to Nikkei Asia Review. This means additional production of approximately 7-8 million phones. Apple introduced three new iPhone 11s in September. Prices in the US start at $ 699, which is $ 50 less than...

BP CEO Robert Dudley to step down; no possible successors named - 10/03/2019

BP CEO Robert Dudley confirmed his imminent resignation, as reported by Sky News sources last week. He stated that he planned to retire at the age of 65, and declined to name a possible successor. BP CEO Robert Dudley, who has been in office since 2010, has confirmed to reporters his plans to retire. Sky News sources said last week that Dudley, 64, would leave the company within 12 months....

US clothing manufacturer Forever 21 files for bankruptcy - 09/30/2019

American clothing manufacturer Forever 21, Inc. filed a bankruptcy petition in the US court. The company noted in a statement that it is undergoing a bankruptcy reform process in preparation for closing non-profit stores around the world. “This does not mean that we are leaving the business. On the contrary, filing an application for bankruptcy is a deliberate and decisive step that guarantees us...
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