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Match Group: Facebook should stick to data, not daters
Match Group, the online dating kingpin behind brands like Tinder, Match.com, and OKCupid, isn’t worried about Facebook’s entry into its market. The social media giant said it was planning to encroach on Match’s personal space at its F8 conference ... -
Just before Prime Day, Jeff Bezos became the richest man in modern history
Here’s the bad news: Ecommerce titan Amazon’s latest Prime Day was marred by performance lags, with many shoppers not being able to get online and browse for deals. Here’s the good news: those bugs may have ben caused by overuse – the company ... -
Trump talked tough on drugs – but has he delivered?
According to the 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, drug companies are “getting away with murder.” That was Mr. Trump in January of 2017. Then, on May 11 this year, the president described his new drug price plan as “the most ... -
Ctrip’s Skyscanner purchase is paying off – and CEO says there’s more to come
Ctrip took a chance when it bought Scottish flight-search company Skyscanner in 2016. The Chinese travel giant is making a bold play for the international market, and CEO Jane Sun says that acquisitions will be a big part of that expansion. Her management and ... -
Netflix’s share price plunges as “slow” growth weighs it down
Imagine only adding 5.2 million new customers to your business in a single quarter. I know – the shame! Yet, this “slow” growth is precisely what has caused Netflix’s shares to plummet after earnings were released last night. A few caveats ... -
Tesla’s surprise – Russian orders soar
Embattled technocrat Elon Musk continues to wage a war of attrition against Tesla naysayers. The company – CEO Musk’s pure-play for the luxury electric car space – recently beat (an albeit delayed) target for Model 3 production. And while the race ... -
JD Finance and Ant Financial go head-to-head
JD Finance, the fintech arm of China’s number two online retailer JD.com, is “close to” picking up $1.9 billion in investment from a group of Chinese financial services giants. According to Bloomberg, this could provide it with “a clutch of ... -
Richemont gears up for the 21st Century
Swiss luxury conglomerate Richemont, the powerhouse behind brands like Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, has been busily reinventing itself to make the most of the 21st century. The company may have a long history in the upper-end of the luxury sector, but ... -
Can Netflix pass its subscriber growth test later today?
After-hours this evening, streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix will release its second quarter earnings. Expectations are high: Netflix has been a big deal for a long time, but these last few years of exponential growth have firmly solidified its ... -
PayPal knows what Millennials want – SPEED and CONVENIENCE!
Online payment provider PayPal is making a major play for the Milennial dollar – and it knows exactly what it will take to get it: speed, and convenience. Younger consumers, who have grown up with Ecommerce and are “digital natives” have gotten ... -
LVMH embraces Chinese pure-play luxury e-tailer Secoo
You might not have heard of Secoo. In an Ecommerce landscape dominated by Alibaba and JD.com, the relatively new online retail player is easy to miss. Nonetheless, it’s managed to carve out a lucrative niche for itself with a unique promise: all the luxury ... -
GlaxoSmithKline sells psoriasis drug to Dermavant
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has just signed a $330 million deal with Roivant subsidiary Dermavent. Roivant is a global healthcare business, and Dermavent is its skincare segment. The latter has agreed to buy the rights to GSK’s tapinarof – ... -
Tinder Gold is a gold mine for Match group
Match Group is having a busy year so far. It’s talking a good game when it comes to upcoming online dating player Facebook; it’s in the midst of legal battles with smaller rival Bumble; it’s just completed an acquisition of “meaningful” ... -
Activision Blizzard takes eSports into prime time territory!
Activision Blizzard, the world-leading video game developer and publisher that is redefining modern entertainment trends, has just scored big. Over the past few years, the company has become possibly the world’s most visible eSport champion, and now it’s ... -
According to FedEx “global is the new local”
In a surefire example of how globalization and Ecommerce are changing the world of business, FedEx has released a research report titled ‘Global is the New Local: The Changing International Trade Patterns of Small Businesses in Asia Pacific’. The report ... -
World Cup winner announced early: Adidas
With 2.5 billion fans worldwide, football (or “soccer” as it’s also known) is the world’s most popular sport by a long way. Number two, cricket, has a full billion fewer fans. It’s a safe bet that many of those fans will be tuning into ... -
Trade war sends Tesla to China
As the trade war between China and the U.S. has continued to heat up, electric carmaker Tesla has taken a hit: its vehicles have become shockingly more expensive in the east. That’s a big problem for the company, as China is the world’s biggest market ... -
Google and Shopify double down to increase Ecommerce
When it comes to search engine giant Google, undoubtedly the jewel in Alphabet’s crown, one business is more important than all the others combined: advertising. The company made its billions in the ad world – whether on search or YouTube – long ... -
Xylem Inc. helps pump water from Thai caves, helps to save captive soccer team
The world watched with baited breath earlier this month, as 12 boys and their soccer coach were trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand. But while most of us could offer no more than moral support, Patrick Decker, CEO of global water technology company Xylem Inc., was ... -
Electronic Arts acquires Industrial Toys
Market leading video game developer and producer, Electronic Arts, has acquired Industrial Toys – the company behind a number of ambitious mobile games. The studio is only six years old, but it’s had top talent behind it from the get-go: co-founder Alex ... -
Anyone planning to buy groceries on Amazon’s Prime Day?
Ecommerce giant Amazon’s biggest day of the year is nearly here: the fourth annual Prime Day will kick off on July 16 and last for a solid 36 hours. Over that period, Amazon Prime members will have access to a bevvy of fast-release special offers and deep ... -
India is the next big travel market
Everyone knows how powerful the trend towards travel and travel retail is in China: in 2016, the country’s tourists accounted for a massive $261 billion in overseas spending – that’s a fifth of the global total! China might be the biggest spender, ... -
Netflix increases 2018 content budget to $13 billion
Netflix, the streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader, is making massive commitments to the production of original content. Earlier this year, it pledged an $8 billion annual content spend, much of which was earmarked to develop its own shows and movies ... -
Just Eat adds another big name to its roster
If you’re a fan of New York style Subs, then you’re in luck: now, American restaurant Subway can get sandwiches right to your front door. That’s courtesy of a “trial partnership” with food order and delivery specialists Just Eat. But ... -
Amazon might disrupt healthcare quicker than you think
If you’re a regular reader of this newsfeed, you will already know that Amazon is making a play for the online pharmacy industry. Given its proven ability to disrupt businesses (anyone remember independent bookshops?), and its growing brick-and-mortar retail ... -
Luxottica acquires Barberini, still waiting on confirmation from Chinese regulators
At the end of June, eyewear giant Luxottica revealed that it was still awaiting the go-ahead from Chinese regulators for its merger with French lens-maker Essilor. The two groups said that they “remained confident” that the Chinese competition authority ... -
Tencent plans online music business spin off
Chinese internet giant Tencent, widely hailed as the country’s dominant force in social media and online gaming, has announced plans to spin off its online music streaming service. That’s a sign, according to Bloomberg, that “the long-beleaguered ... -
PayPal’s spending has only just begun
Online payment provider PayPal recently made its largest acquisition to date, purchasing iZettle, a Swedish fintech startup, for $2.2 billion. iZettle was pleased to find another route to expansion beyond its planned IPO – and it may be just one of many ... -
Take-Two Interactive aren’t making any assumptions about Red Dead Redemption 2
Since its announcement, analysts and gamers alike have been eager to speculate over Red Dead Redemption 2. The game – latest installment in a popular franchise from Take-Two Interactive – is widely expected to be the biggest release of the year, and will ... -
The next big player in pet health… Mars?
The next big player in the fast-growing pet health sector looks like its going to be Mars. As in, the bar, not the planet. If that sounds strange, you haven’t been paying enough attention to the press around our furry friends: pet care is big business, and ... -
Netflix is testing a higher price point “Ultra” subscription plan
Streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix is experimenting with a higher-priced subscription plan. The new “ultra” subscription is currently just a test, but it could eventually offer the company a clear path to more profit – assuming ... -
Amadeus’ tech makes its way to Pristina Airport
Amadeus IT, a giant in behind-the-scenes travel management that supplies software solutions to a huge number of providers, has found a new home in Pristina Airport, Kosovo. The company will provide two pieces of software – Altéa Ground Handler Departure ... -
Richemont will “transform watch economy” with Ecommerce
Last month, global luxury powerhouse Richemont, the company behind brands like Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, made two important moves: first, it took control of fashion Ecommerce platform Yoox Net-a-Porter (YNAP); and second, it acquired Watchfinder, a ... -
Baidu’s new AI chip does… everything?
Chinese internet titan Baidu, often described as the country’s answer to Google, has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) chip with a myriad of uses. The chip – called ‘Kunlun’ – will be put to work running datacenters, powering ... -
PVH Corp. embracing “circularity” to create more sustainable fashion world
Apparel giant PVH Corp., the company behind brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Van Heusen, and Speedo, is working to make the fashion world a more sustainable place. Its latest foray into the environmentally friendly came at the end of June, when it announced ... -
Givaudan looks to capitalise on ‘natural appeal’
Givaudan, the scent and flavour company behind a number of our favourite products, is pushing hard to own the “natural” trend in food ingredients. The natural trend describes a growing preference for things grown in nature, rather than man-made creations ... -
Domino’s Pizza gets a new CEO – but analysts aren’t worried
Over the weekend, leading pizza chain Domino’s Pizza got a new CEO. Former helmsman Patrick Doyle stepped down from his post on Sunday, and Richard Allison (formerly the company’s president of international business), stepped up to take his place. Some ... -
PayPal calls off iZettle IPO with $2.2 billion acquisition
After two weeks of “intensive discussions” between online payment provider PayPal and payments startup iZettle, the latter has called off its IPO. Why? Because it got a better offer: a $2.2 billion acquisition that iZettle’s CEO says will ... -
Spotify offers “lite” app, drills down on data usage
Music streaming king Spotify is offering a new point of entry to its service for regions with sub-par internet: a “Spotify-lite” app that brings the company’s huge music library to users without gobbling up all their data. According to Spotify, the ... -
Treasury Wine Estates personalising Penfold brand in America and China
Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) the Australian wine maker behind iconic label Penfolds, is choosing to take its flagship brand into new territories. The company has announced that it’s establishing a Californian red wine and a fortified wine “infused with ... -
As Q2 2018 comes to an end, we are fast approaching the second earnings season of this calendar year. Before the deluge of corporate earnings reports arrive in July, markets have had little news to feed on. Into this news vacuum has stepped Donald J. Trump, ... -
Is Netflix on the cusp of another quarterly outperformance?
Streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix has been riding high this year. The company posted yet another set of sterling results earlier this year, and its share price has appreciated by almost 105% so far this year (remember – we’re only in ... -
Ferrari Classiche is a clear indication of the brand’s premium
There are plenty of people who would never even think of spending as much as $16,000 on a new car. But for Ferrari owners, this price tag is nothing – it’s so low, in fact, that many of them are willing to pay it just to have their vehicle vetted and ... -
Xylem Inc.’s Sensus to invest $4 million in North Carolina
Sensus, one of the brand’s owned by global water technology company Xylem Inc., is expanding its operations in Durham County, North Carolina. The brand provides “advanced metering technologies to utilities and municipalities” making it a crucial ... -
Technocrat celebrity Elon Musk has done it: he’s driven his electric carmaker, Tesla, past a significant milestone that Wall Street thought was out of reach. The milestone in question is the production of 5,000 Model 3 sedans per week, and it was originally ... -
Nike picks up pace in fourth quarter – the king is back
Global athleisure brand and market-leading sneaker maker Nike has bounced back into fashion after a strong fourth quarter that saw it reverse trajectory after a difficult 12 months. The company delivered beats on revenue, saw incredible international growth, and ... -
Alibaba is more than a “Chinese Amazon” – it’s a gateway to the world’s biggest Ecommerce market
China is the world’s largest Ecommerce market. And Alibaba, one of the country’s top 3 tech titans, is the unquestionable king of online retail within its borders. Frequently, analysts in the west regard Alibaba as a kind of “Chinese Amazon” ... -
Alphabet invests in electric scooter trend through Lime
Alphabet is looking to diversify itself beyond the internet and mobile businesses that form the core of the company’s profit makers. Investors, then, should not be surprised to discover that the Silicon Valley tech titan has invested in electric scooter ... -
Catering to Man’s Best Friend is a multi-billion dollar business
A year ago, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that American birth rates had hit an all-time low. Commentators blamed it on the Millennial generation, which has proven to be lackluster compared to its parents when it comes to ... -
Amazon spends $1 billion on PillPack acquisition
Global Ecommerce giant Amazon is continuing to make strides into the healthcare market with a $1 billion acquisition of PillPack, an online pharmacy. The prescription drug industry is already in the process of transformation, and the threat of a new, global, ...
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Match Group: Facebook should stick to data, not daters
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Just before Prime Day, Jeff Bezos became the richest man in modern history
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Trump talked tough on drugs – but has he delivered?
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Ctrip’s Skyscanner purchase is paying off – and CEO says there’s more to come
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Netflix’s share price plunges as “slow” growth weighs it down
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Tesla’s surprise – Russian orders soar
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JD Finance and Ant Financial go head-to-head
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Richemont gears up for the 21st Century
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Can Netflix pass its subscriber growth test later today?
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PayPal knows what Millennials want – SPEED and CONVENIENCE!
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LVMH embraces Chinese pure-play luxury e-tailer Secoo
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GlaxoSmithKline sells psoriasis drug to Dermavant
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Tinder Gold is a gold mine for Match group
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Activision Blizzard takes eSports into prime time territory!
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According to FedEx “global is the new local”
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World Cup winner announced early: Adidas
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Trade war sends Tesla to China
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Google and Shopify double down to increase Ecommerce
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Xylem Inc. helps pump water from Thai caves, helps to save captive soccer team
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Electronic Arts acquires Industrial Toys
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Anyone planning to buy groceries on Amazon’s Prime Day?
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India is the next big travel market
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Netflix increases 2018 content budget to $13 billion
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Just Eat adds another big name to its roster
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Amazon might disrupt healthcare quicker than you think
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Luxottica acquires Barberini, still waiting on confirmation from Chinese regulators
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Tencent plans online music business spin off
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PayPal’s spending has only just begun
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Take-Two Interactive aren’t making any assumptions about Red Dead Redemption 2
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The next big player in pet health… Mars?
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Netflix is testing a higher price point “Ultra” subscription plan
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Amadeus’ tech makes its way to Pristina Airport
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Richemont will “transform watch economy” with Ecommerce
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Baidu’s new AI chip does… everything?
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PVH Corp. embracing “circularity” to create more sustainable fashion world
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Givaudan looks to capitalise on ‘natural appeal’
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Domino’s Pizza gets a new CEO – but analysts aren’t worried
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PayPal calls off iZettle IPO with $2.2 billion acquisition
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Spotify offers “lite” app, drills down on data usage
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Treasury Wine Estates personalising Penfold brand in America and China
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Economic Outlook for July
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Is Netflix on the cusp of another quarterly outperformance?
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Ferrari Classiche is a clear indication of the brand’s premium
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Xylem Inc.’s Sensus to invest $4 million in North Carolina
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Tesla: Elon Musk has done it
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Nike picks up pace in fourth quarter – the king is back
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Alibaba is more than a “Chinese Amazon” – it’s a gateway to the world’s biggest Ecommerce market
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Alphabet invests in electric scooter trend through Lime
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Catering to Man’s Best Friend is a multi-billion dollar business
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Amazon spends $1 billion on PillPack acquisition
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Elon Musk’s time is up – but how do people think he’s done?
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Live Nation acquires Red Mountain Entertainment
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Netflix thinks India is a goldmine for streaming services
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Fancy your own delivery business? Give Jeff Bezos a call
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Estée Lauder partners with University of Hong Kong to deliver postgraduate course
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Compass Group adds Michelin-starred chef as brand culinary director
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Tesla’s tent highlights the growing gulf between Musk and his critics
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Will Electronic Arts become gaming’s Netflix?
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Demand for GSK’s shingles vaccine is so high that supply can’t keep pace!
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PayPal has Square card “squarely” in its sights
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Zalando plans to double growth by 2020
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GoDaddy’s “local first” strategy is paying dividends in India
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Samsonite opens female-first omnichannel concept store
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DeepMind chief: Silicon Valley needs to take tech ethics seriously
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Jack Ma: Blockchain’s great – Bitcoin’s (probably) a bubble
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Netflix’s prediction algorithms are driving its success
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Amazon Web Services “transformational” according to CIA
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LVMH open house – now available on four continents
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Match looks to consolidate its hold on the dating world with Hinge acquisition
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Kering in talks to sell Christopher Kane his eponymous brand
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Tencent: plenty of room to grow in China, cautious over international expansion
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PayPal acquires Hyperwallet for $400 million
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Singapore makes huge pledge towards digital economy
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Marriott International plans to help you share a hotel room with Alexa
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Dot eSports discovers Activision’s plans to launch Call of Duty eSport League hiding in plain sight!
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Live Nation conducts first ever experiment to measure brain changes from live music
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Tesla suffers from sabotage, but investors needn’t worry
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LVMH sees opportunity to ramp up online jewelry sales
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Just Eat: what’s next for food deliveries? Augmented reality
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Google looks to break into healthcare with data driven predictions
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What’s on the horizon for Take Two Interactive?
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Why Idexx Laboratories is onto a good thing
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eBay offers sneakers fans a treat with first ever “community drop”
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Netflix pursues stronger ties with the video gaming world
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Google is looking to embrace Chinese Ecommerce with $550 million JD investment
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Ctrip partners with iClick to deliver customized marketing solutions
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Mastercard tech boss: Netflix is an example of innovation done right
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Amazon and Whole Foods – one year on
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Match’s latest app turns dating into a game – literally!
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Dropbox has unbelievable week, leads huge rally in new software IPOs
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Estee Lauder growth driven by online and travel retail
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Inditex is positioning itself to win in a digital future
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Elon Musk puts his money where his mouth is
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Activision Blizzard’s eSports operations might already be worth nearly $1 billion
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Givaudan acquires Expressions Parfumées
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Super wealthy individuals are spending big on the highest end of luxury
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Bye-bye net neutrality – do Netflix and Alphabet need to become ISPs?
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Compass Group CIO: understanding customer behavior with data
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Alibaba is “top tech disruptor” according to KPMG
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LVMH has the football world all tied up
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Visa sees a “payments avenue boom” to 2022
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Domino’s Pizza develops a new sideline – pothole repairs?
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Baidu moves into new territory with “interstellar blockchain game”
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Tesla: self-driving features to start arriving in August
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How Emma Walmsley’s giving GlaxoSmithKline a new lease of life
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EA at E3: industry leader to enter “battle royale” genre
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Samsonite CEO steps down – shares jump
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Kering Investor Day: it’s all about Gucci, and analysts like what they’re seeing
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J. J. Abrams’ Bad Robot is launching a gaming division – with help from global leader Tencent
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Rémy beats the street thanks to strong demand from China
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Brown Forman beats estimates on earnings and sales in fourth quarter
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NASA warn that water shortages are “key environmental challenge of the century”
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Amazon breaks down barriers, signs deal to stream Premier League soccer
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Is Sweden poised to become the world’s first cashless society?
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LVMH might have embraced digital – but it has no plans to go tech-mad
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The next big thing in Chinese retail? Unmanned stores
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Marriott reveals plans to spend at least $500 million revamping Sheraton brand
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Tesla: shareholders side with Musk, share price jumps
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Baidu App’s ad-free search pays off: daily active users hit new heights
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Economic Outlook for June 2018
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Cybercrime now an existential threat to businesses
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Inditex’s Zara looks to bridge the divide between offline and online
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Alibaba and Tencent rivalry heats up – bankers told to “pick sides”
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PayPal’s latest reports highlight that gaming is now a mainstream issue
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Kering: Gucci’s great, but have you checked out Balenciaga?
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Givaudan, Mixfit and DSM expand global partnership to conquer “personalized nutrition”
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Tencent reveals next step in ambitious eSports plan
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Activision Blizzard proves its eSports dominance with first Overwatch League Grand Final
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Bezos: Amazon will pass scrutiny with “flying colours”
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Richemont pushes into second-hand luxury watch market
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Hexagon acquires NextSense, pushes further into automotive and other industries
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China is powering the luxury trend at all levels – and this is just the beginning
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Electronic Arts will reveal a huge amount of up-coming content this weekend
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Adidas is outplaying Nike in the World Cup
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Mastercard announce new head of cybersecurity solutions unit
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For many people, the looming water crisis is already here
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China’s “Moonlight Clans” propel Gucci (and everyone else) to ever-greater heights
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Activision Blizzard “best positioned” company when it comes to eSports
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Alibaba signs $1.4 billion affiliate deal to get into the medical market
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EssilorLuxottica will redefine the $100 billion eyewear industry
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The world’s latest Amazon watcher: the Federal Reserve
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Live Nation adds equality to its line up
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Baidu throws Japanese companies a corporate lifeline
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Inside the incredible trend towards pet spending
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Ctrip’s “solid” first quarter sends share price higher
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Viasat beats the Street on revenue in fourth quarter
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CTS Eventim’s first quarter shows significant growth
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Tencent beats the Street and sends share price up
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There’s nothing “Koi” about Alibaba’s supermarket ambitions
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Lindt pushes into Asia for further growth
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Assa Abloy acquires Pioneer Industries
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Netflix chief content officer: original is where it’s at
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Inditex works to ensure fast fashion can be sustainable fashion
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LVMH looks to boost digital innovation with major investment in Lyst
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Givaudan completes Centroflora Nutra acquisition
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Brown-Forman Corp. finds new Italian distributor
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Zalando’s first quarter hit by the cold, but beauty product launches make up for it
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Just Eat ties its fortunes to Love Island
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Hexagon acquires ProCAM Srl, pushes into Italy
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EBay pulls out of Flipkart, looks to relaunch eBay India instead
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Apitv’s share price jumped in May thanks to a strong first quarter
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Carnival Corp makes deal for new Dubai cruise terminal
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GSK’s CFO set to retire next year
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Luxury’s in full swing, now rules France’s CAC 40 index
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Adidas and Wang work together to disrupt the fashion world
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Compass Group gets narrowed focus under new CEO
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FedEx: blockchain is logistics ‘next frontier’
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TV’s drawn-out death scene continues with new demographic data
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The integration of Whole Foods into Amazon’s ecosystem has begun
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Richemont unveils new “affordable” watch brand: Baume
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Xylem’s tech to bring low cost drinking water to yet another city
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Samsonite sees “very satisfying results” in first quarter
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Google is making good on its promise to revitalise its cloud business
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How popular are Ferrari? Tomorrow is the UK’s first “Ferrari-only” auction!
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Alibaba to bring online training to the travel industry
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Understanding the extent of Amazon’s gross profit win
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Dropbox beats the Street on every metric, sending the share price… down?
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Activision Blizzard remains robust even in slow quarters
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Tesla memo announces structural shake up, more focused strategy
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Amazon’s stopped buying Google ads – what does it mean?
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Nike pushes even further down tech innovation route
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One clear reason for investors to love PayPal
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Eurofins Scientific acquires PHAST – extends biopharmaceutical leadership in Germany
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Match smashes expectations – talks down Facebook Dating
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Marriott beats on earnings in first quarter
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EA sees strong first quarter – despite no big releases
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GoDaddy continues to outperform in first quarter
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Moncler sees a 20% rise in revenue thanks to China and Hong Kong
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Tetra Tech reports solid second quarter results
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IDEXX Laboratories does everything right in first quarter!
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Alibaba pushes further into Southeast Asia
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Live Nation outperforms – share price soars
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Skyworks beats the Street – despite weak iPhone demand
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AerCap Holdings’ first quarter indicates continued strong demand for air travel
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Hexagon sticks to targets despite difficult first quarter
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Ferrari’s share price hits a record high after solid quarterly earnings
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Facebook’s getting into dating? Should investors be concerned?
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Grubhub beats the Street and gets ready for “drama”
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Xylem sees “strong double-digit” growth in first quarter of 2018
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Adidas looks to revolutionise U.S. sneaker production
