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Airbus, Boeing are frustrated with Trump's Iran decision - 05/09/2018

On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump announced that the US is withdrawing from the agreement with Iran on the nuclear program reached by the six international mediators (Russia, the United States, Britain, China, France, Germany) in 2015. In addition, the US president announced restoration of all sanctions, the effect of which was suspended as a result of the deal reached. In this regard, the...

Comcast is getting ready to break Disney-Fox deal - 05/08/2018

The American cable operator Comcast Corp will ask investment banks to increase financing by $ 60 billion. The company needs cash to make an offer to buy media assets, which 21st Century Fox Inc agreed to sell Walt Disney Co for $ 52 billion, reports Reuters, citing three sources, familiar with the situation. According to the agency's interlocutors, Comcast's CEO Brian Roberts plans to make an...

The largest Greek banks successfully passed ECB's stress tests - 05/07/2018

Based on the results of the ECB's stress tests, the capital of the largest banks in Greece could be reduced by € 15.5 billion with an unfavorable scenario of the country's economic development in the next three years. However, despite the losses, the capital of these banks will not fall below the minimum requirements of the ECB. This, in fact speaks of the successful completion of the long-term...

Dieselgate: Washington charges Volkswagen's former head - 05/04/2018

Accusations of fraud and collusion are filed against the former director of the German company Volkswagen Martin Winterkorn in the federal district court of Michigan (USA), reports Bloomberg. It is specified that the charges were brought within an investigation into the so-called Dieselgate that broke out at the end of 2015 due to the fact that the company was caught in fraud. During the trial,...

T-Mobile to buy Sprint for $ 26 billion - 05/02/2018

American mobile operator T-Mobile US Inc. signed an agreement to purchase Sprint Corp. for $ 26 billion. The competing companies are trying to unite for the third time in four years. If the deal is approved by antitrust regulators, only three really big players will remain in the US wireless communications market. T-Mobile and Sprint, as well as their holding companies, are striving for this...

Alibaba joins the looming US-China trade war - 05/01/2018

Online merchants are blaming Alibaba for taking revenge. They argue that the Chinese giant is vigorously trying to oust competitors from the sector. For this purpose, it is imposing its services, which severely limit independence of companies, so to speak. They refused these services, for which Jack Ma is now retaliating against them. Representatives of five large trading companies complained to...

Here’s why Tesla needs someone that thinks like Henry Ford - 04/30/2018

Elon's undeniable talent in advertising is useless when it comes to organizing large-scale production. The company urgently needs its Henry Ford or Kiichiro Toyoda. Recall actions are standard practice for automakers. Giants of the industry, such as Toyota, can immediately recall over a million cars around the world. However, no one before has sent more cars than the entire annual output to...

British companies to abandon one-off plastic by 2025 - 04/27/2018

Large British companies, including Tesco, Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury's, decided to abandon disposable plastic packaging and shift to recyclable plastic. By 2025, companies, which account for about 80% of the use of plastic packaging in the UK, want to increase the share of recycled plastic up to 75%. More than 40 large enterprises operating in the UK, including Coca-Cola, Sainsbury's,...

The Cambridge Analytica scandal did not affect Facebook’s revenue in Q1 - 04/26/2018

American Facebook Inc., which owns the world's largest social network, recorded record profits in the first quarter of 2018 and increased revenue by 49%. American Facebook Inc., which owns the world's largest social network, recorded record profits in the first quarter of 2018 and increased revenue by 49%. Such a strong growth in indicators was not prevented by a scandal associated with the...

Altaba to pay $ 35 mln to get rid of SEC’s claims - 04/25/2018

Altaba Inc. (former Yahoo! Inc.) will pay $ 35 million to settle claims of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which considered that the company misled investors, without disclosing the information about the major hacker attack, a victim of which Yahoo! became. "Just days after the hacker attack on Yahoo in December 2014, the security company learned that Russian hackers had stolen the...
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