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Siemens to Buy Back Shares for 3 Billion Euros - 11/13/2015

"We did what we promised. Now we are well prepared to accomplish our plans for the next year", - said General Director of the German company Joe Kaeser. Profit margin in Siemens’s industrial units made 10.1% in fiscal year 2015, which ended Sept. 30. The target was set at 10-11%. Profit in the most indicative units grew by 9% to 2.5 billion euro in the IV financial quarter (consensus - 2.3...

Alibaba's Bachelor Party: How to Make $ 14 Billion a Day - 11/12/2015

As a result of yesterday's "Singles’ day" (Guanggun Jie), during which the Chinese Internet giant Alibaba annually arranges grandiose sales of goods, the e-shop broke its own record for revenue. Let’s recall where this holiday came from and how it drew Alibaba founder’s Jack Ma attention. Last year, companies using the platform Alibaba, managed to gain $ 9.3 billion by selling 270 million units...

Apple to Expand Staff Number in Ireland - 11/11/2015

Apple Inc. decided to expand its office staff in Ireland for a thousand people, reports Reuters referring to the Irish Agency for Investment IDA. The number of employees at the office in Cork will be increased by the middle of 2017. Now the Irish subsidiary employs five thousand people. IDA noted that the staff had grown by a thousand people by last year as well. Reuters notes that the iPhone...

Snapchat Was Discounted by 25% - 11/11/2015

Investment fund Fidelity has reduced estimated value of the messenger Snapchat by 25%. Analysts believe that so far, the company failed to convince investors of their bankability. US investment fund Fidelity, which is one of the main shareholders of the online service Snapchat, lowered the estimate of its share in the project by 25%, reports the Financial Times. Just in June this year, the...

France to Reduce Stake in Renault to 15% - 11/10/2015

The French government still aims to reduce their stake in Renault's cars down to 15%, said Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron. He added that the government is opposed to significant changes in the alliance of Renault and Japan's Nissan Motor, which has existed for 16 years, according to MarketWatch. In April, France has acquired 4.7% of the French carmaker, having increased its share from 15% to...

The European Parliament Fell to Thinking About Tax Transactions of Disney and IKEA - 11/10/2015

A number of international companies, including IKEA and Disney, was summoned to a hearing of the tax committee of the European Parliament on issue of tax breaks given to companies in Europe. The committee’s meeting should also be attended by representatives of Barclays, McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch InBev, HSBC and Philip Morris. Invitations were also sent to Facebook, Amazon, Fiat and...

Pinterest Goes Google: The Photo Service Will Allow Searching for Items by Image - 11/09/2015

The photo hosting Pinterest introduced a new search function for pictures elements marked by users. The authors believe that the function will be especially interesting for those who are interested in fashion, interiors and design. Today, the popular photo service Pinterest introduced a new feature through which hopes to attract new users. At the present time, according to various estimates, the...

ExxonMobil Followed Volkswagen: The Oil Company Is Accused of Concealing Environment Risks - 11/06/2015

US authorities have started an investigation against energy company ExxonMobil on suspicion that the company is hiding data on the climate change effect of fuel combustion from public and investors. Environmentalists have long accused ExxonMobil and other energy companies that they contribute to spread of misinformation about the environmental threats and support researches designed to hide or...

The Largest European Banks to Slash 30 Thousand Jobs - 11/04/2015

Standard Chartered is the third European bank to announce massive layoff in less than two weeks. The largest banks in Europe will cut more than 30 thousand jobs, or nearly one in seven employees. London's Standard Chartered plans to close 15 thousand positions, what is about 17% of all labor. The downsizings will help to reduce costs, which rose strongly against the background of growth of...

Chinese Investors Bought Vertu - 11/03/2015

EQT Swedish company, the former owner of Vertu, announced the completion of the transaction in October, and revealed the buyers - Chinese investors led by Godin Holdings. Today it became known that the mystery takers of the British luxury class phones manufacturer Vertu. They turned out to be the Investment Fund Godin Holdings, registered in Hong Kong, and "certain other international investors."...
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