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Tesla At An Advantage In Chinese Market, But Faces Domestic Competition There

While Tesla if often regarded as the first name that pops up in mind when talking about luxury electric car, in the largest electric car market of China, Tesla does not enjoy the same degree of reverence.   Shanghai was announced as the location for the second Chinese Gigafactory factory for...

General Electric Delisted From The Dow After Over A Century

Walgreens Boots Alliance drugstore chain replaced the last original member of the Dow Jones industrial average - General Electric, as the latter was excluded from blue-chip index earlier in the week.   General Electric has been facing a series of problems in recent times and this development...

Despite Trade War Worries, Better Than Expected Profits Delivered By FedEx

Driven by increased revenues and operating margins of each of the operating units of FedEx Corp, the profits of the company beat estimates of Wall Street for the fourth-quarter.   The worries over the U.S.-China trade war had resulted in its worst regular session sell-off in two months this...

1,500 Job Losses In The CYBG Acquisition Of Virgin Money

The acquisition of Virgin Money by the owner of Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks will cost the bank over 1,500 jobs. It has been reported that the £1.7bn takeover of will result in axing of primarily middle and senior management positions.   The deal will create the sixth-largest bank in the...

9% Tesla Employees To Be Laid Off By The Company

Electric car maker Tesla has announced to its employees that there would be a 9 percent cut in its workforce where the jobs cuts would mostly be done for salaried positions.   At present, there is about 46,000 employees with the company and it has hired about 8000 of them this year itself....

Advertisement Issued By Facebook Seeking 'Fake News' Fact Checkers

Following accusations of bias and the raging ongoing controversy over fake news, social media giant Facebook and put up an advertisement seeking applications for “news credibility specialists” for checking the facts of content that appears on its site.   The latest lob listings were posted...

Drone Startup Kittyhawk To Get Investments From Boeing HorizonX Ventures

The HorizonX venture capital arm of Boeing will make a significant investment in a San Francisco startup called Kittyhawk that is engaged in offering end-to-end software solutions for autonomous drone operations, the aircraft maker announced recently.   This investment was made while Boeing...

Southeast Asia Expansion Plans Laid Down By Office-Sharing Firm WeWork

Southeast Asia is the new targte market for expansion for the U.S. based office sharing firm WeWork. The company is looking to aggressively expand into this region.   The company had first set foot in this market in December last year with the setting up of a bran din Singapore. The company...

20% Drop In Stocks Of Petrobras Following Resignation Of CEO And A Workers’ Strike

Following the Brazilian government being forced to reduce diesel prices after pressure form a nation wide truckers’ strike, Pedro Parente, the chief executive officer of the state owned oil producer of the country – Petroleo Brasileiro, resigned from his post.   The resignation coincides...

UK Workers’ Union Alleges Amazon Treats UK Warehouse Employees As Robots

Following the emergence of reports that ambulances had to be called 600 time in the last three years at the UK warehouses of Amazon, there were accusations against the e-retailer of treating staff like robots.   115 call-outs to Amazon’s site in Rugeley, near Birmingham – which included...

Uber And Airbnb Could Get Themselves Publicly Listed In 2019

Reports suggest that two top companies form the United States could get themselves listed next year.   Both the companies would be ready to goo public in 2019, said the CEOs of Uber and Airbnb at a tech conference recently. However, this does not automatically mean that they are actually...

Development Of Autonomous Cars Could Be Hastened By Softbank’s Investment In GM Cruise

Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp has agreed to invest $2.25 billion in GM Cruise Holdings LLC which is the autonomous vehicle unit of the U.S. based car maker, said General Motors Co on Thursday which could significantly hasten the wide-scale deployment of self-driving cars, said the company.  ...
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