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Microsoft And Kaspersky Lab Patch Up As The Later To Withdraw Antitrust Complaints

After the U.S. technology giant Microsoft agreed to change how it delivers security updates to Windows users, the Moscow-based cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab has said that it was ready to withdraw its antitrust complaints made in Europe against the U.S company.   It is almost a year that...

$1.6 Billion U.S. Plant To Be Built And Electric Cars To Be Developed As Toyota And Mazda Link Up

As part of an alliance that will also see the Japanese automakers jointly develop electric vehicle technologies, Toyota Motor Corp and Mazda Motor Corp plan to build a $1.6 billion U.S. assembly plant, the two said on Friday.   Extending its dominance in Japan's auto sector. Mazda will take...

Healthy iPhone Sales Results In Apple Shares Sailing To Record High

Apple Inc stocks were driven 6 percent high an all-time high in after-hours trading after the company signaled that its upcoming 10th-anniversary phone lineup is on schedule and delivered surprisingly strong fiscal third-quarter earnings.   After the company reported better-than-expected...

What’s’ Next For Toshiba – As Toshiba's Sale Of $18 Billion Chip Unit Gets Stalled

Concerns over how fast the Japanese conglomerate Toshiba Corp can plug a multi-billion-dollar balance sheet hole left by the collapse of its U.S. nuclear business were raised after stalling of the company’s talks to sell its prized memory chip business.   Toshiba is the world's...

After Warnings Of 'Manufacturing Hell' Issued By Musk. Tesla Sees Drop In Share Price

As the electric car maker Tesla ramps up production of its new mass-market Model 3 sedan, Chief Executive Elon Musk warned that the electric carmaker would face "manufacturing hell” following which there was a drop of 3.5 percent in the shares of the company.   As he handed over the first 30...

As 1Misses $600 Million Payment, Abu Dhabi Gives New Deadline

A dispute hanging over Southeast Asia's third-biggest economy was further complicated after the troubled Malaysian state fund - 1Malaysia Development Berhad's (1MDB), failed to make a $600 million payment on Tuesday and Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund has given 1MDB five days to make the payment....

As Rivals Stumble, Power Of Ad Duopoly Shown By Google And Facebook

The assumption that the digital advertising market is effectively a duopoly, a dynamic with deep implications for two of Silicon Valley's titans, was provided fresh evidence by quarterly results from Alphabet Inc and Facebook Inc.   While smaller rivals such as Snap Inc and Twitter Inc...

Ford Seen Boosting 2017 Net Profit As Lower Tax Rate Fuels Ford Beat In Second Quarter

Shares of Ford Motor Co went down 2 percent after the car maker forecast that a slightly lower 2017 pre-tax profit during its quarterly reporting where the company reported a better-than-expected quarterly net profit due to a lower tax rate and increased U.S. sales of more-profitable pickup trucks....

Betting on art and culture - learning from Oberthur Fiduciaire how to conquer new markets

For over a century, Oberthur Fiduciaire has been creating secure documents for States around the world. Be it for banknotes or for passports and administrative documents, their customers demand the highest levels of technology so as to stave off forgery and stay ahead of the security race. How can...

Philip Morris Told To Remove All Its Ads By India's Delhi Government

Warning Philip Morris International Inc and other tobacco companies of legal action if they do not comply, the state government in India's capital told the companies to remove all advertisements from tobacco shops in the city.   Distributing free cigarette samples and advertising promotional...

After Crimea Scandal, Siemens Retreats From Russian Energy

By announcing that it would halt deliveries of power equipment to Russian state-controlled customers and review supplies to Russian subsidiaries, Germany's Siemens moved to distance itself from a Crimean sanctions scandal.   Confirming a series of Reuters reports over the past weeks, the...

Amazon's Deceptive Discounting Being Probed By U.S.’s FTC

The Federal Trade Commission is looking into allegations that Amazon misleads customers about its pricing discounts as part of its review of Amazon's agreement to buy Whole Foods, reported the media citing a source reportedly close to the probe.   The advocacy group Consumer Watchdog found...
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