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Can PayPal give Instagram the edge in contextual commerce?
Facebook-owned social media site Instagram, the photo-focussed platform where millennials use various filters to make their images of food, makeup, landscapes, and themselves even easier on the eye, is branching out into contextual commerce. What, I hear you ask, ... -
Want a cleaner, greener, world? China’s electric buses might be the answer
According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), Chinese buses may be the key to a greener world – assuming, that is, that they continue to transition to electric. BNEF posted a report this week that detailed the impact “China and its bus fleet” ... -
Disney and 21st Century Fox finally merge, and Netflix’s share price trends… up?
It says impressive things about the confidence investors have in Streaming Video on Demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix that the merger between 21st Century Fox and Disney hasn’t dented it’s share price. In fact, on the day that Fox and Disney’s ... -
Estee Lauder embraces tech innovation for beauty
Cosmetics giant Estee Lauder is looking to innovate its way to the top. The makeup market-leader is fending off upstart start-ups left, right, and centre – young brands that appeal to similarly young consumers. And, to keep itself front and centre, Estee is ... -
We’ve got Netflix and Spotify… when is gaming going to get a first-rate streaming platform?
This week is Games Develop Conference week in San Francisco, where 25,000 industry pros are gathering to hammer out what the future of gaming looks like. And one player in particular, Silicon Valley giant Google, took centre stage with an exciting new platform ... -
Inditex sales hit all-time high in fourth quarter
Spanish fast-fashion titan Inditex reported sales for the fourth quarter, and full year, of 2018 last week. The company said it’s making strong headway with its push into better digital operations, and its US presence has continued to grow, more-than tripling ... -
Starbucks supercharging loyalty scheme to fend off competition
Coffeehouse kingpin Starbucks has announced a revamp of its incredibly popular loyalty scheme, hoping that a tactic which has served it well in the past can help push it even further. The company made the announcement ahead of Wednesday’s shareholder meeting, ... -
Marriott outlines bold growth plans for next three years
Marriott International, the world’s largest luxury hotelier, has outlined its plan to open as many as 1,700 hotels over the next three years. The company made the announcement on Monday, just prior to its annual investor day in New York. The company also took ... -
Viasat and Facebook team up to bring the internet to rural Mexico
Social media giant Facebook has kickstarted a couple of initiatives over the years to get cheap-or-free WiFi in the hands of underserved populations in rural communities around the world. But, for one reason or another, none of these initiatives have been the ... -
Live Nation and Uber – a match made in heaven?
Live Nation and Uber are entering into a new partnership that could bring both companies a substantial business boost. But how do a ride-hailing company and a live events organiser find synergy? The answer is simple: Live Nation will update its app, adding a new ... -
Netflix announces its latest interactive story – You vs. Wild
Streaming Video on Demand market leader Netflix had a hit on its hands with last year’s Bandersnatch – a special episode of sci-fi anthology Black Mirror that showcased the application of its “interactive storytelling” technology on adult ... -
Reports emerge that Constellation Brands may be close to selling some of its wine brands
Constellation Brands is a major player in the alcohol space, and the US’s third largest beer company – and, thanks to major investments in nascent socialising trends, the company is looking to sell off the low end of its wine portfolio. According to a ... -
Spotify & Apple engage in war of words over legal battle
At the end of last week, we reported that music streaming market leader Spotify was filing an antitrust complaint against tech giant Apple. In brief, the complaint centred around Apple’s dual role as Spotify’s competitor as a music streaming service ... -
Just Eat sees 43% revenue rise in 2018, commits to expansion
Fast food delivery service Just Eat has committed to an expansion of its courier service, as it searches for a new CEO and faces fresh competition from rivals like Deliveroo and Uber Eats. Just Eat remains the UK’s market leader in food delivery, but the ... -
Mr. Bond’s new ride comes in green
Fictional British superspy James Bond’s next ride will be an electric Aston Martin, according to an interview in The Sun newspaper. In a feature from last week, the paper said director Cary Joji Fukunaga (whom it described as “a total tree-hugger”) ... -
GoDaddy is now “officially” in South Africa
GoDaddy, the world’s largest cloud-hosting platform aimed at helping small businesses carve out a niche of cyber-space for themselves, is now officially in South Africa. To be clear, this is actually an expansion – South Africans have had access to ... -
Adidas beats the Street, sees ecommerce as “future for a lot of markets”
Adidas continued a three-year comeback run of epic proportions last week. The fashionable sportswear company, known for its sneakers and soccer sponsorships, extended a US recovery that has seen its sales double over the past three years with a “record ... -
Adobe surprises investors, beats on earnings
Creative software giant Adobe, the company behind studio-staples like Photoshop and InDesign, reported earnings last week. The company managed to surprise investors, beating the Street on earnings – although it (very) narrowly missed revenue expectations. ... -
Farfetch to merge its Chinese operation with JD.com
Online fashion retailer Farfetch has announced that it will be merging its Chinese operation with JD.com, a major player in the country’s online retail market (and, incidentally, a holding in Dominion’s Global Trends Ecommerce Fund). The collaboration ... -
Baidu sees first executive retirement, vows to appoint millennials to top team
At the end of last week, Chinese internet giant Baidu made an announcement: Zhang Yaqin, its president of new business, is opting to retire at 53. This will be the first executive retirement that Baidu’s ever seen, and it came in response to a new initiative ... -
Spotify launches anti-trust attack against Apple
Streaming music market leader Spotify has launched an anti-trust complaint against iPhone-maker Apple, one of its biggest competitors. Apple, which made its name as a hardware company before branching out into services, has an unfair advantage over other players in ... -
Facebook doesn’t have a great track-record on privacy – but that might change sooner than you think
Facebook is not known for being a privacy-first platform. In fact, it is literally the opposite of that: a social network. However, the company may be planning a pivot towards more private communications, the groundwork for which is laid with features it’s ... -
What’s next for Starbucks? Dark social
Coffeehouse kingpin Starbucks, the world’s largest coffee chain, is testing a new marketing strategy on social media: something that’s referred to, in the industry, as “dark social”. Despite the ominous (and slightly cool) sounding name, dark ... -
Pernod Ricard is looking to sell wine assets… or is it?
In the latter half of this week, rumours spread like wildfire throughout the media that spirits giant Pernod Ricard was looking to sell its wine assets. The “news” started with an article on Bloomberg, which asserted that the company was ... -
eSports might not be in the next Olympics… but does it need to be?
eSports was left off the list of nominated sports for Paris 2024, meaning it won’t get a chance to be part of the Olympics until at least 2028 in Las Vegas. But many spectators are asking whether the new form of competition even needs the publicity that would ... -
How Hermes stays ahead of the pack in China
Luxury leather goods specialist Hermes is best-known as the creator of the incredibly exclusive Birkin bag, second-hand examples of which often retail for hundreds of thousands of dollars (you can get one first-hand for 20%-or-so of the price – but the waiting ... -
Netflix confirms decision to focus on more “interactive storytelling” projects
Last year ended with a bang for Netflix’s original content division, and that bang was called Bandersnatch. Bandersnatch is a unique, feature-length episode of Netflix’s dystopian sci-fi hit Black Mirror. And what makes it so unique is this: viewers got ... -
Cognizant announces Meritsoft acquisition
IT services giant Cognizant has announced the acquisition of Meritsoft, a Dublin-based “FinTech innovator in post-trade processing.” According to Cognizant’s press release, the acquisition will benefit both companies, and provide “banking ... -
Facebook is doing more than talking tough – moves to sue “data grabbing” quizzes
In a move that signals Facebook’s tougher approach to data breaches, the social media giant has announced that it is suing two Ukrainians who are behind a number of “data grabbing” quizzes that featured on its platform. The quizzes in question ... -
Estée Lauder announces Environmental, Social and Governance goals for 2025
Estée Lauder, the luxury cosmetics giant with a reputation for doing the right thing, is looking to advance its legacy of ethical action. In a recent announcement, the company has detailed additional Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals, which it ... -
Visa teams up with PayActiv to bring earlier pay to workers
Cashless transaction giant Visa is teaming up with financial services firm PayActiv to bring workers real-time access to earned wages. In other words, where workers had to previously wait until payday to access the money they’d earned, they’ll now have ... -
EssilorLuxottica sees “solid” growth in 2018
Recently formed eyewear giant EssilorLuxottica reported 2018 earnings this week that demonstrated “solid growth, sound profitability and cash flow”. However, despite the fact that these earnings met expectations, the company’s share price was sent ... -
Spotify India, a one-week update: one million subscribers!
When it comes to Spotify, the world’s pre-eminent music streaming platform, recent news has almost all been about just one thing: its entry into India. The company has made a big bet over how many users it can add in the coming months, and India (one of the ... -
Amazon moves forward with brick-and-mortar, closing 87 pop-ups in April
Ecommerce powerhouse Amazon dominates the world of online retail (at least in the west), but if you’ve been paying attention, you’ll realise it’s more than just an internet everything-shop. The company is pushing into new spaces and industries at a ... -
Farfetch embraces bespoke curation with Communities
Luxury online retailer Farfetch is branching out into more bespoke, curated, offerings for its legion of hungry fashionistas. The new platform, Farfetch Communities, will feature collections by stylish influencers like award-winning actress Chloe Sevigny, actor and ... -
Compass Group puts women front and centre in new HR program
Compass Group UK and Ireland is partnering with popular parenting forum Mumsnet and training provider Corndel to make it easier for mothers to get back into the workplace. The company is keen to embrace positive, ethical, social values – while, at the same ... -
Happy Women’s Day! Here’s what PayPal thinks about gender and pay balance
Silicon Valley giant PayPal, the fast-growing online payments market-leader, is no stranger to progressive ethics. CEO Dan Schulman has been candid about his view that PayPal should be making the world a better place, and previous campaigns like offering credit with ... -
Galaxy Entertainment sees 19% earnings increase in 2018
Galaxy Entertainment Group reported earnings for 2018 last week, demonstrating a solid uptick in earnings and a strong underlying business. Partly, this is down to favourable conditions in Macau which, despite a number of impediments to business (such as a slowdown ... -
JD.com beats its own expectations in fourth quarter of 2018
JD.com, China’s second-biggest online retailer after internet giant Alibaba, reported earnings for the fourth quarter of 2018 this week, reassuring investors that the company’s underlying business remains on-track despite significant headwinds. Those ... -
Eurofins saw “solid” 2018, revenue +27%
Global laboratory group Eurofins Scientific reported full-year 2018 results this week that sent its share price up. The company has had another year characterised by heavy M&A activity, investing “about” 1.2 billion euros and closing 50 acquisitions. ... -
Baidu’s Robin Li: focus on artificial intelligence, not trade war
At this week’s “two sessions” – an annual gathering of Chinese legislative and political advisory bodies – Baidu’s CEO and co-founder Robin Li was eager to talk down the impact of the trade war, and focus on longer-term growth ... -
Shopify’s incredible growth story continued through the fourth quarter of 2018
Online ecommerce platform Shopify, which allows users to create their own online stores and benefit from a professional ecommerce infrastructure easier than ever before, is one of the sector’s hottest growth stories. It has approximately 820,000 merchants (up ... -
Samsonite sees the value in Chinese customers – accepting Chinese payment apps in store
Global luxury luggage market leader Samsonite knows which way the market’s going. Any company with a focus on international travel has witnessed, over the last ten years, the birth of an economic powerhouse: Chinese consumers, newly middle-class, curious to ... -
Marriott: investors hold fast after a revenue miss and an earnings beat
The world’s largest luxury hotelier, Marriott International, reported better than expected earnings for its fourth quarter, but from less revenue than the Street had hoped to see. Investors… well, they wobbled, but seem to be holding fast: the ... -
Netflix responds to Steven Spielberg criticism – and so do some other Hollywood voices
This week, streaming video on demand (svod) market leader Netflix has been the focus of heated Hollywood debate online. That debate was kicked off by its recent performance at the Oscars, and the reaction of legendary film maker Steven Spielberg. While Netflix ... -
Facebook’s new patent offer a window into how it thinks about politics
A lot of the public relations backlash that has engulfed Silicon Valley titan Facebook over the past twelve months involves politics. The whole Cambridge Analytica scandal was a political one, and a large proportion of the “fake news” that bad actors ... -
Spotify’s new brand film celebrates its launch in what will become a key market
Spotify, the world’s leading streaming music service, recently launched in India. To celebrate that moment, the company has released a new brand video, created by agency Leo Burnett India to “announce the much-anticipated launch of the global streaming ... -
Last week, China was rocked by outbreaks of violence. Well, that might be an overstatement – but at least it got your attention. In actual fact, the ‘violent outbreaks’ might be best summed up as ‘scuffles in Starbucks stores.’ But ... -
Yes, Brexit’s a threat – but Aston Martin’s last quarterly earnings weren’t bad
If you were trying to work out how well Aston Martin’s business is performing solely from looking at its share price, you would almost certainly get it wrong. The reason for that is that recent movements don’t seem to have that much to do with the ... -
Amadeus’ quarterly earnings show strength in software services
Amadeus IT is a pioneer in the travel industry, rolling out its backend infrastructural support to airlines looking to distribute airfares to travel agencies. But, while its traditional business is still its biggest segment, newer services are driving growth at the ...
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Can PayPal give Instagram the edge in contextual commerce?
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Want a cleaner, greener, world? China’s electric buses might be the answer
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Disney and 21st Century Fox finally merge, and Netflix’s share price trends… up?
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Estee Lauder embraces tech innovation for beauty
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We’ve got Netflix and Spotify… when is gaming going to get a first-rate streaming platform?
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Inditex sales hit all-time high in fourth quarter
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Starbucks supercharging loyalty scheme to fend off competition
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Marriott outlines bold growth plans for next three years
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Viasat and Facebook team up to bring the internet to rural Mexico
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Live Nation and Uber – a match made in heaven?
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Netflix announces its latest interactive story – You vs. Wild
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Reports emerge that Constellation Brands may be close to selling some of its wine brands
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Spotify & Apple engage in war of words over legal battle
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Just Eat sees 43% revenue rise in 2018, commits to expansion
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Mr. Bond’s new ride comes in green
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GoDaddy is now “officially” in South Africa
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Adidas beats the Street, sees ecommerce as “future for a lot of markets”
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Adobe surprises investors, beats on earnings
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Farfetch to merge its Chinese operation with JD.com
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Baidu sees first executive retirement, vows to appoint millennials to top team
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Spotify launches anti-trust attack against Apple
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Facebook doesn’t have a great track-record on privacy – but that might change sooner than you think
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What’s next for Starbucks? Dark social
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Pernod Ricard is looking to sell wine assets… or is it?
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eSports might not be in the next Olympics… but does it need to be?
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How Hermes stays ahead of the pack in China
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Netflix confirms decision to focus on more “interactive storytelling” projects
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Cognizant announces Meritsoft acquisition
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Facebook is doing more than talking tough – moves to sue “data grabbing” quizzes
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Estée Lauder announces Environmental, Social and Governance goals for 2025
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Visa teams up with PayActiv to bring earlier pay to workers
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EssilorLuxottica sees “solid” growth in 2018
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Spotify India, a one-week update: one million subscribers!
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Amazon moves forward with brick-and-mortar, closing 87 pop-ups in April
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Farfetch embraces bespoke curation with Communities
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Compass Group puts women front and centre in new HR program
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Happy Women’s Day! Here’s what PayPal thinks about gender and pay balance
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Galaxy Entertainment sees 19% earnings increase in 2018
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JD.com beats its own expectations in fourth quarter of 2018
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Eurofins saw “solid” 2018, revenue +27%
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Baidu’s Robin Li: focus on artificial intelligence, not trade war
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Shopify’s incredible growth story continued through the fourth quarter of 2018
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Samsonite sees the value in Chinese customers – accepting Chinese payment apps in store
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Marriott: investors hold fast after a revenue miss and an earnings beat
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Netflix responds to Steven Spielberg criticism – and so do some other Hollywood voices
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Facebook’s new patent offer a window into how it thinks about politics
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Spotify’s new brand film celebrates its launch in what will become a key market
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How well does Starbucks understand the Chinese consumer? Check out the reception of its limited-edition cat cup
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Yes, Brexit’s a threat – but Aston Martin’s last quarterly earnings weren’t bad
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Amadeus’ quarterly earnings show strength in software services
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Scout24 share price rockets in February after board approves takeover bid
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Global Payments to acquire Sentral Education
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Investment Outlook for March 2019
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Live Nation posts eighth record year of results
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Amazon looks to save money – and the environment – with new Prime strategy
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Moncler: sales grew 19% in 2018, and there’s more to come
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Anta Sports beat the Street, posts fifth year of record profit!
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Tinder gears up for Spring Break – a “match” made in heaven?
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Domino’s might not have overwhelmed investors over earnings – but it’s still winning the pizza wars
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Alibaba wants to go all-in on Hollywood after Green Book wins
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Baidu beats the Street on top- and bottom-lines
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Generic approvals go up, but drug prices don’t go down
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Treasury Wine Estates targets British millennials with augmented reality wines
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Google assistant button to feature on 100 million new phones
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Will podcasts be Spotify’s “exclusive content”?
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Netflix gets Oscar gold, strong incentive to auteurs who are yet to embrace SVOD
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US non-profit claims new Novartis gene therapy would be “cost effective up to $900,000”
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PVH buys long-time partner, Gazal Corporation Limited
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GoDaddy beats the Street in fourth quarter of 2018
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Layoffs in China’s internet sector? Not at Alibaba!
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Amazon’s Twitch wins major new esports partner
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Constellation Brands announces plan to jettison 40% of wines and spirits
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Zuckerberg speaks up for Big Tech
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Live Nation’s shopping spree continues
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Inditex launches Pull & Bear online channel in US
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YouTube faces advertising backlash over child videos
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The pet care craze is worldwide… even Chinese millennials are getting in on the action!
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The luxury world bids farewell to a fashion icon
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Google looks to close the cloud gap with Amazon and Microsoft through new acquisition
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Alibaba pumps more money into CICC investment bank
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Amazon’s next venture: sustainability
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Bright Horizons named as one of “100 Bes Companies to Work For” by Fortune Magazine
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As Netflix cancels Jessica Jones and The Punisher, it’s the end of an era
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BYD announces European expansion with new zero-emission models
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Who stands to benefit from Brexit? Facebook
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Fashion sites are buzzing: is Project Loud the LVMH & Rihanna collaboration we’ve been waiting for?
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Estee Lauder is conquering the digital world one brand at a time
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Givaudan partners with The Kitchen to shake up food
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IQVIA Holdings delivers record results in fourth quarter
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Starbucks evolves China strategy with all-day food café
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Constellation Brands’ beer named as official partner of US Ski and Snowboard Team
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Grubhub: the future is restaurant chains
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Treasury Wine Estates sees 16% rise in first-half revenue, looks to French wines in China for growth
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Charles River continues winning streak in fourth quarter
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Amazon: No Way New York
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Cognex beats the Street on revenues and earnings in fourth quarter
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Bright Horizons Family Solutions beats the Street on earnings
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America: Netflix and chill? Maybe just Netflix
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Alphabet’s Makani energy kite gets go-ahead as an independent company
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Check out this video of Xylem’s intervention in last year’s Thai cave disaster
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Facebook’s next target: video
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Royal Caribbean plans to leverage the power of Instagram influencers
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Pernod Ricard won’t skimp on advertising because of Brexit, but no-deal would be ‘nightmare’
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Samsonite gives online shopping platform a boost with Cappasity product visualisation
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Kering beats the Street, joins LVMH and Hermes in saying China still strong
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GSK beats the Street on top and bottom lines
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Mastercard unveils new “sonic” brand
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Amazon to buy Eero to push into connected home market
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Facebook tries talking the EU’s language on political advertising
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According to prestige luxury brand Hermes, best known for its leather goods like the exclusive Birkin handbag, which sell at auction for as much as hundreds of thousands of dollars, Chinese demand for luxury is holding firm. The company released positive
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Compass Group sees strong growth thanks to new business wins in 1Q2019
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ViaSat share price surges on the back of strong third quarter
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Take-Two sells an incredible 23 million copies of Red Dead 2 – but the share price falls
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Match continues outperformance with Tinder as jewel in its crown
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Spotify smashed earnings estimates – but share price declines
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Cognizant beats the Street in Q4, announces new CEO
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Estee Lauder beats the Street, share price jumps
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Verily sets its sights on next big challenge: the opioid crisis
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Hexagon AB shares jump on positive quarterly results, confidence over China
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Amazon makes its next competitors clear with a regulatory filing
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Alphabet smashes expectations – but rising costs make investors skittish
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Assa Abloy sees strong sales growth in fourth quarter
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Live Nation boosts Asian presence with acquisition of One Production in Singapore
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Glaxosmithkline to pay up to $4.2 billion for access to Merck’s oncology division
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IDEXX Laboratories beats the Street, continues to grow despite flattening in wider industry
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Spotify rumoured to be in “advanced stages” of podcast company acquisition
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Booking Holdings new report details “The Next Billion” people to go online
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Aptiv shares add 7% after beating expectations
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Amazon beat the Street in every way possible – here’s why the share price went down
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Tetra Tech reports record first-quarter earnings
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Mastercard triples profit in fourth quarter of 2018
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Xylem sees a solid end to 2018, meets expectations
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Investment Outlook for February 2019
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Ferrari leaves competitors eating its dust as earnings and exclusivity drive performance
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PayPal continues incredible 15-quarter earnings run
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Visa beats expectations on higher traffic volume
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High Tide for Passive Investing
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Plain sailing in fourth quarter sees Royal Caribbean cruise out ahead of expectations
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Alibaba beats the Street, defying trend in Chinese companies this week
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PayPal and Mastercard: Big Tech plus big banks can work
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Putting on the Ritz: Luxury Consumer fund core holding LVMH reminds investors that Luxury is a secular growth story and not a cyclical one
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As politicians argue for internet regulations, Alibaba’s Jack Ma has words of warning
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PVH Corp partners with Plug and Play
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Givaudan posts a rise in sales, but earnings decrease
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Which of its competitors is Netflix focussed on? The answer might surprise you!
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Is another big hit around the corner for Take-Two?
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Google’s latest debate centres on 2016 cost-cutting document
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Lindt cuts guidance in recognition of US slowdown – but organic sales continue to rise
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Novartis leverages Big Tech to solve Big Pharma’s problem with drug trials
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China joins WTO talks on $25 trillion ecommerce sector
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Ferrari races ahead of every other company to be named world’s strongest brand
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Amazon brings ‘Scout’ delivery robots to Seattle outskirts
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Starbucks beats the Street: strong gains in US, China continues to grow
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Gen Z: the new kid on the block is making its voice heard
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Mastercard crashes Visa’s party – will a bidding war ensue?
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Polypipe pivots to face commercial construction sector
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Baidu wants to close the gap in mobile apps – and it knows just how to do it
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Green champion Adidas to more than double number of shoes made from recycled plastic in 2019
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BYD hits landmark: 50,000th electric bus rolls out!
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Marriott had more rooms than ever before in 2018
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When it comes to online advertising, Amazon is a giant in the making
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Netflix breaks new ground with Roma Oscars nomination
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Remy posts strong results despite loss of a key contract
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We may have a drop date for Spotify in India: 31 January
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Amazon Go’s plans to recreate the high street spawn imitators
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Will Google pull News from Europe?
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LVMH could be about to add some “high street buzz” with a new acquisition
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Chr. Hansen is officially “world’s most sustainable company”
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Kering thinks big with “planetary boundaries”
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PayPal: the US government might be shut down, but its employees’ access to credit isn’t
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Novartis partners with Oxford University to bring AI to medicine
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Wolters Kluwer partners with Xero to streamline professionals’ working lives
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Hermes does watches – but not the same way as everyone else
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Burned by free trials? Mastercard has your back
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Amazon makes MARS offshoot open to the public
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LVMH and Rihanna prepare to make history
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Netflix’s share price declines after narrow miss on revenue, beat on earnings and subscriber growth
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Royal Caribbean will now take you to its own private islands!
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Estee Lauder named in Bloomberg 2019 Gender Equality Index
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Tinder and Spotify – better together
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Just prior to its earnings release, Netflix is rallying hard – here’s why
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Domino’s Pizza sees US consumer as “really strong”, vows to keep control of delivery
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China still has a thirst for luxury wine
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How sold is Take-Two Interactive on basketball? A billion dollars says a lot!
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Xylem instrumental in protecting the Nile from pollution
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Aptiv’s fleet of driverless cars becoming more “human-like”
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Grubhub most popular food delivery app in US
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PVH Corp joins Global Fashion Agenda
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New Report: Asian millennials to drive global consumption wave
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Alibaba positions itself as perfect platform for brands entering China
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We’re approaching a world where you could live on Amazon alone
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Constellation CEO: worries are overdone – business remains strong
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Richemont: yellow vests dent sales, China still strong
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Expedia’s HomeAway brand sees room to grow in “alternative housing”
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Calvin Klein boss talks strategy
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Charles River Laboratories and Atomwise leverage AI towards drug innovations
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Google goes on the offensive at CES 2019
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Spotify lets brands in on the weekly playlist
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More news from CES 2019: have Visa and SiriusXM solved in-car mobile payments?
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Millennial consumerism is driving delivery services
