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Netflix’s share price declines after narrow miss on revenue, beat on earnings and subscriber growth
Streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix reported quarterly earnings after the bell last night, and its share price declined as a result. The reason for the decline is simple: Netflix hasn’t brought in as much revenue as investors would like. ... -
Royal Caribbean will now take you to its own private islands!
Royal Caribbean is known as one of the world’s major cruise providers – but now the company has branched out into another type of holiday experience, with the debut of five private islands! The ‘Perfect Day’ private islands will open over the ... -
Estee Lauder named in Bloomberg 2019 Gender Equality Index
Gender equality is a major talking point in industry, as a number of factors over the last few years have highlighted the fact that there’s still a glass ceiling. Some of those factors include the (increasingly public) disparity between what male celebrities ... -
Tinder and Spotify – better together
Tinder and Spotify have a lot in common: they’re both market-leading apps, they’ve both conquered their respective industries, and they’re both popular with young people looking to have fun. So, the obvious question is: why don’t they work ... -
Just prior to its earnings release, Netflix is rallying hard – here’s why
After the bell today, streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix will report earnings for the quarter ended December. And, if the market is anything to go by, expectations are high. Since Christmas Eve, the company’s share price has soared by 37% - ... -
Domino’s Pizza sees US consumer as “really strong”, vows to keep control of delivery
Domino’s Pizza has no interest in switching its delivery service over to Grubhub, Uber Eats, or any of the other order and delivery apps that are currently winning big with Millennials all over the US. The reason is that the company thinks keeping its ... -
China still has a thirst for luxury wine
China might be experiencing a softening of demand (at least, that’s the rumour) but one product that still goes over very well in the country is premium wines. It’s not just China that likes a classy wine – globally, drinkers have been gravitating ... -
How sold is Take-Two Interactive on basketball? A billion dollars says a lot!
Take-Two Interactive Software, the market-leading publisher behind a host of popular video game franchises like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption, is reportedly paying up to $1.1 billion in licensing fees to the NBA and the NBPA. The payments, due over the ... -
Xylem instrumental in protecting the Nile from pollution
Xylem Inc., the global water-technology company spearheading the fight against an impending water crisis, has just scored another win: establishing monitoring devices throughout the rive Nile in Egypt. When we think of the coming water crisis, we tend to focus on ... -
Aptiv’s fleet of driverless cars becoming more “human-like”
Aptiv, the company that’s driving the auto-industry into the future, focussing on trends like automation, connectivity, and electrification, has a fleet of 75 autonomous vehicles in Las Vegas (30 of which are operated in conjunction with ride-hailing firm ... -
Grubhub most popular food delivery app in US
According to new research from digital marketing firm Zion & Zion, food ordering and delivery app Grubhub is more popular than any of its competitors. The app has 37.8% market share, with Uber Eats trailing closely behind at 36% and DoorDash in third place at ... -
PVH Corp joins Global Fashion Agenda
Sustainability is one of the major watchwords in fashion right now, as trend setters around the globe look for ways to make their wares more ecologically friendly. Of course, there’s a moral dimension to this – protecting the planet for those that will ... -
New Report: Asian millennials to drive global consumption wave
Global investment giant KKR released a report last week that clearly pinpoints one group as poised to “reshape the global consumer market”. That group, as long-time readers of this newsfeed may already suspect, is one we talk about a lot: Asian ... -
Alibaba positions itself as perfect platform for brands entering China
In another of today’s newsfeed stories, we reiterated something we’ve been saying for years: China is a massive power when it comes to global consumption and the future of retail. But here is a corollary fact: if China is a big part of the future of ... -
We’re approaching a world where you could live on Amazon alone
The soon-to-be world’s most eligible bachelor, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has never made a secret of his plans to turn Amazon into an ‘everything shop’. Many people would say it’s nearly there. And, if the company’s forays into new ... -
Constellation CEO: worries are overdone – business remains strong
Rob Sands, the outgoing CEO of Constellation Brands, the US alcoholic beverage giant behind brands like Corona beer, thinks the market is failing to see the strength behind his company. After a lacklustre year so far, Sands thinks that a “total ... -
Richemont: yellow vests dent sales, China still strong
According to luxury conglomerate Richemont (owner of Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, and other high-class brands) “yellow vest” protests in France weighed on luxury sales at the end of 2018. The world’s second-largest luxury group reported ... -
Expedia’s HomeAway brand sees room to grow in “alternative housing”
Expedia president and CEO Mark Okerstrom has high hopes for growth in the coming years. Despite recently explaining his view that Expedia was now competing with the likes of Google and Facebook, the online travel expert’s head honcho noted that the global ... -
Calvin Klein boss talks strategy
In the fast-moving fashion world, brands have to evolve to stay current. With that in mind, Fashion giant PVH Corp’s iconic Calvin Klein (CK) has announced a number of big changes in recent days that look set to reinvigorate its position in the market. First, ... -
Charles River Laboratories and Atomwise leverage AI towards drug innovations
Charles River, a major facilitator of drug development and research innovations for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, has formed a “strategic alliance” with Atomwise, the inventor of the first deep learning artificial intelligence (AI) ... -
Google goes on the offensive at CES 2019
The big news this week – at least in the technology sector – is this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. It’s the tech sector’s biggest event of the year, and often gives consumers a sneak peak at the trends that will be propelling ... -
Spotify lets brands in on the weekly playlist
Streaming music market leader Spotify is experimenting with a new way to put brands in front of listeners. The company curates a ‘Discover Weekly’ playlist for each user – it’s a popular feature that helps to put Spotify out ahead of its ... -
More news from CES 2019: have Visa and SiriusXM solved in-car mobile payments?
In-car mobile payments have been a talking point for a while now, but for some reason, the technology always seems to be a stumbling block. As we found out this week at 2019’s Consumer Electronics Show, that might be about to change. The reason? Cashless ... -
Millennial consumerism is driving delivery services
How do Millennials like to shop? As almost all successful retailers will tell you, the answer to that is online. That doesn’t necessarily mean that brick-and-mortar is done for – there’s still a place to experiment with products that you want to ... -
Apple or China – where does the problem lie?
By now, Apple’s difficulties in China are well-known. And many investors are extrapolating a question from them: does Apple’s failure to shift iPhones finally prove what we’ve been worrying about months – is Chinese demand for luxury about to ... -
Baidu: well my voice assistant sold 200 million!
At the beginning of this week, we reported on Amazon’s surprise announcement that it had shifted 100 million devices with its virtual personal assistant Alexa. Now, Chinese internet giant Baidu has joined the party, announcing that its own voice assistant has ... -
Alibaba makes further in-roads in big data with Data Artisans acquisition
Chinese tech giant Alibaba, the country’s market leader in online retail, with a presence in numerous industries such as artificial intelligence and payments, has just driven deeper into big data with a European acquisition. The company has spent 90 million ... -
CTS Eventim’s software gets first non-ticketing use
CTS Eventim is best known as a ticketing and live entertainment company – but now, news has broken that it will be trying its hand at something rather different. According to IQ Magazine, a trade journal for the live music industry, Eventim is 50% owner of a ... -
As Brexit looms, Mr. Bond’s favourite carmaker puts contingency plans in motion
Would James Bond support Brexit? Who knows. What we do know, however, is how the fictional superspy’s favourite carmaker feels about it: decidedly unsettled. Iconic luxury auto brand Aston Martin announced on Monday that it was triggering Brexit contingency ... -
Amazon and Walmart join forces to lobby over Indian ecommerce
If you follow the news at all, you probably don’t think of ecommerce titan Amazon and retail empire Walmart as the best of friends. In fact, far from it. The two everything-shop giants have fought across various battlegrounds, but one of the most recent is the ... -
GlaxoSmithKline continues to reposition itself under CEO Emma Walmsley
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is preparing to reclaim its market-leading position as a cancer killer with the release of three key drug treatments. The renewed focus on cancer is part of CEO Emma Walmsley’s strategy to get GSK’s sales ... -
Assa Abloy engages in spate of acquisitions to spur growth
Assa Abloy is the world’s biggest lockmaker, and a market-leader in the security space, selling everything from fire doors and padlocks to panic rooms and connected security systems. Since 1994, the company has engaged in a growth-through-acquisition strategy ... -
Amazon releases closely guarded secret in surprise data-drop!
Here’s a quick question: how many devices has Amazon sold that contain its virtual personal assistant Alexa? Up until the weekend just gone, no one knew (well, except the powers that be at Amazon, who have remained tight-lipped for years). But now, the ... -
Moncler uses star power to sell out of even the least likely products
In the fashion world, there are statement items best suited for catwalks, fashion premiers, and high-net worth bucket lists – and then there are products that sell. Of course, the two share an ecosystem… some of the looks that non-fashionistas might ... -
PayPal India reports a twelve-fold increase in revenue!
India has long been touted as the next big ecommerce market, and one company has started to see that become a reality. Online payment provider PayPal has just reported that the Indian arm of its business has seen a twelve-fold rise in revenue over the past year! The ... -
It’s official: Anta Sports is buying Amer Sports
After months of speculation, news has finally broken that a Chinese investor group led by Anta Sports Products has reached a $5.2 billion deal to purchase Amer Sports, the Finnish owner of brands like Wilson and Salomon. For at least a month, this has looked like ... -
Is Netflix looking at ways to make more (or spend less) money?
Streaming video on demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix burns through cash like there’s no tomorrow. Ironically, it’s doing this precisely because there is a tomorrow: just like we saw with Amazon last decade, Netflix is choosing to sacrifice ... -
What’s next for Aptiv? Sensors that will let your car gauge your mood!
Aptiv, the automotive company with an eye for future trends like self-driving and electrification (once, the more forward-looking part od Delphi Automotive), has no shortage of innovations on the way for self-driving vehicles. But this latest announcement might be ... -
Verily receives $1 billion from Silver Lake-led funding round
Alphabet Inc.’s life sciences arm, Verily, has just received $1 billion in capital from a funding round led by private equity firm Silver Lake. At the same time, Alphabet announced that its chief financial officer, Ruth Porat, will be joining the board, along ... -
Richemont partners with Alibaba to fight counterfeiting
Luxury titan Richemont has joined Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba’s Anti-Counterfeiting Alliance (AACA). It’s the latest company to partner with Alibaba over intellectual property rights, and follows on from an agreement to work together online in ... -
Tantrum : outburst of bad temper or petulance (the Oxford Dictionary) Given the current tone of financial news, investors might be forgiven for thinking the sky is falling in, and one can sympathise with some of the resulting investors’ tantrum. Equity ... -
Yesterday, Apple embedded a profit warning (the first in 10 years) in Tim’s Cooks letter to investors. This triggered a -8% decline in post market trading. Apple, which had guided for ‘slight growth’ in its last quarter’s revenue guidance, ... -
Google sets new precedents in landmark facial recognition lawsuit
In news that will undoubtedly have a major impact in the future of technology, Silicon Valley heavyweight Google has recently seen a case against it dismissed by an Illinois judge. The case focussed on Google’s breach of the Illinois Biometric Information ... -
Norway a trail blazer in electric vehicles
Norway has long been a leader in the electric car revolution. In fact, despite having a population of just 5.3 million, it had more electric cars on the roads than even Germany (Europe’s largest car market, with a population of 82.8 million) up until the first ... -
Streaming Video on Demand (SVOD) market leader Netflix said goodbye to 2018 by unloading a strong portfolio of original content throughout December. The company made a strong play for streaming video dominance in 2018, committing billions of dollars to the creation ... -
China ends video game licensing freeze
In brilliant news for investors, the Financial Times has reported that Chinese regulators have ended their nine-month freeze on video game approvals. Citing the country’s top media regulator, the paper says that Beijing has resumed licensing, which was put on ... -
Live Nation prepares for Woodstock 50 in partnership with Bethel Woods
Analysts might wonder what the stand-out events of 2019 will be. Music fans already know about at least one: the 50th celebration of the original Woodstock festival. Few festivals have captured the public attention more than Woodstock, and this year’s ... -
Three big names sign up to Givaudan’s Mista innovation platform
Givaudan, the scent and flavour company behind many of the everyday products we use, has created a new “innovation platform for the food industry.” This platform, called Mista, is described as being “more encompassing than an incubator or ... -
Investment Outlook for January 2019
After a remarkable stock market year, characterized by both a record-breaking performance during the first nine months and extreme volatility during the fourth quarter, investors might be wondering whether volatility will reverse to the long term mean from now on, ... -
Forget the tech backlash – Amazon has just had a record holiday season!
If you only read headlines, you might have felt like it was all doom and gloom for the tech sector in the last part of 2018. But don’t be fooled – underlying business remains as strong as ever. The most recent proof of this comes from ecommerce giant ...
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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
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Apple or China – where does the problem lie?
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Baidu: well my voice assistant sold 200 million!
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Alibaba makes further in-roads in big data with Data Artisans acquisition
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CTS Eventim’s software gets first non-ticketing use
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As Brexit looms, Mr. Bond’s favourite carmaker puts contingency plans in motion
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Amazon and Walmart join forces to lobby over Indian ecommerce
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GlaxoSmithKline continues to reposition itself under CEO Emma Walmsley
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Assa Abloy engages in spate of acquisitions to spur growth
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Amazon releases closely guarded secret in surprise data-drop!
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Moncler uses star power to sell out of even the least likely products
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PayPal India reports a twelve-fold increase in revenue!
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It’s official: Anta Sports is buying Amer Sports
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Is Netflix looking at ways to make more (or spend less) money?
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What’s next for Aptiv? Sensors that will let your car gauge your mood!
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Verily receives $1 billion from Silver Lake-led funding round
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Richemont partners with Alibaba to fight counterfeiting
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2019 – The Year Ahead
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Apple goes ex-growth
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Google sets new precedents in landmark facial recognition lawsuit
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Norway a trail blazer in electric vehicles
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Netflix ends 2018 with a bang
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China ends video game licensing freeze
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Live Nation prepares for Woodstock 50 in partnership with Bethel Woods
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Three big names sign up to Givaudan’s Mista innovation platform
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Investment Outlook for January 2019
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Forget the tech backlash – Amazon has just had a record holiday season!
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Expedia CEO: Google is biggest competitor, but we’re not calling for regulation
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Estee Lauder looks to Chinese travellers with largest ever travel retail store NY opening
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Happy Holidays from Dominion, see you in the New Year
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Take-Two Interactive raises possibility of a business beyond gaming
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BYD pushes further into Chile thanks to 100-strong electric bus fleet
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Xylem partners with H2O to fund innovative water start-ups
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The common wisdom is wrong again – streaming and theatrical aren’t at war
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Facebook collaboration could give PayPal massive boost
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H&M reports fastest quarterly sales growth in three years
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Amazon’s not the only one investing in cities – Google commits “more than” $1 billion to NYC campus
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Aptiv expands capabilities with Las Vegas technical centre; announces autonomous driving “milestone”
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Mastercard: disrupting cash will lead to a better, more prosperous, future
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LVMH makes $2.6 billion bet that luxury shoppers will carry on travelling
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Blizzard looks to mobile for next iterations of multibillion-dollar franchises
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Global Payments’ TouchNet awarded ‘Partner of the Year’ by Ellucian
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Pet foods are going out of business as trend towards Millennial “fur babies” continues
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Novartis gets European Commission approval for new self-treatment
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Scout24 sees share price soar as it explores a sale
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Starbucks brings high-end roastery to New York City
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What’s Starbucks’ plan for sustained success in China? Delivery dominance
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Zara: currency swings and warm weather dent profit, but business model looks strong in third quarter
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PayPal pushes Xoom into Canada
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Google goes to Congress… but what did we learn?
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Grubhub shares insights on what food the US is craving
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BYD Co. planning IPO for battery unit by 2022
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Live Nation acquires leading Swiss promoter Mainland Music
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Kering looks to boost sustainable start-ups in China with new award
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H&M embraces ethical business – and that could play well with Millennials
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Is Amazon planning to ‘Go’ outside the US?
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Constellation Brands taps up female entrepreneurs in bid for popularity amongst women
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Assa Abloy wireless handle wins 2018 Innovative Achievement Award
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Anta-led consortium moves closer to Amer takeover
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UBS: Alphabet’s self-driving car business could be worth $114 billion by 2030
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Marriott befriends protestors with cage-free eggs and vegan sandwiches
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Eurofins expands advanced materials sciences footprint with Netherlands outsourcing deal
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Givaudan aims to drum up interest in Kitchen Ingredients for foodie brands
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Activision Blizzard furthers eSports initiative with merchandising deal
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Alibaba moves into Europe as Belgium signs up to new electronic trade initiative
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Match CEO: What all online daters have in common
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Netflix pays $100 million for another year of Friends – it’s probably money well spent
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Starbucks goes to war – with an unexpected opponent
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Adidas is using “dark social” to gain the edge on competitors
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PayPal unconcerned over anti-competitive claims
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GlaxoSmithKline acquires cancer-killer Tesaro for $5.1 billion
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The future of luggage is green at Samsonite
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US Consumer Debt: The Next Financial Crisis?
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Fortune smiles on Macau this November
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Amazon is SO CLOSE to being the world’s most valuable company
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FedEx brings ‘Holiday Joy’ to the streets with mobile gifting truck
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Economic Outlook for December 2018
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal demonstrates the power of Big Data in Big Tech
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Netflix dips its toe into theatres – but it doesn’t want you to know
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PVH posts mixed results for third quarter
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Alphabet takes aim at disease-bearing blood suckers
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Fed: millennials are just like boomers… but poor
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Constellation’s incoming CEO: broadening distribution for beer business “single biggest growth opportunity” on the horizon
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Visa takes a stake in Indian ecommerce scene
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday: digital sales of games rising, Take-Two and Activision Blizzard are winners over weekend
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Amazon Web Services to offer satellite service
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Kering decides to go it alone in ecommerce, drops Yoox Net-a-Porter deal
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Luxury titan Richemont, well-known for its watch and jewellery brands such as Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, has reported “high single digit growth in watches” for the first half of 2018. The company said that watch sales increased by 7% year over year t
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Amazon saw biggest shopping day ever last weekend
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Has Spotify scored India!? If so, the payoff could be significant
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Starbucks breaks new sustainability grounds by proving that you can recycle coffee cups
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Xylem CEO: “smart water is the next disruption”
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Looking for a business loan? PayPal wants to help
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Expedia CEO talks tough on China future
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Assa Abloy finds first partners for CLIQ Go
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Bombardier in the lead for New Jersey rail deal
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GoDaddy integrates with new Google tools to help small businesses conquer search engine rankings
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Remy Cointreau beats the Street thanks to focus on high-end spirits
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Givaudan’s new fragrance and flavour site is focussing on Muslim customers
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Luxottica founder has suggestion for EssilorLuxottica top job
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Activision Blizzard’s next big eSports franchise might be a game you’ve never heard of
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Google announces new policy for political ads before EU vote
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Spotify: Mexico City is ‘streaming music capital’ of the world!
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What’s next for FedEx? Maybe delivery bots!
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What's Moving Markets in November?
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Galaxy Entertainment furthers Japan ambitions
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Amazon joins bidding for Disney sports channels
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Chr. Hansen works with University of Copenhagen and the Danish Technological Institute towards sustainable agriculture
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Compass Group sees a 7.1% rise in profit in full-year 2018
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GlaxoSmithKline has Silicon Valley top talent in its sights
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Starbucks knows how to woo Chinese consumers this holiday season… with cheese?
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Treasury Wine Estates named Drinks Company of the Year in The Drinks Business Asian Awards 2018
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Will this Thanksgiving be the year online grocery shopping takes off?
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Domino’s Pizza wants to be the ‘official food of everything’
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Is the luxury world ready for connected cognac?
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Polypipe sees 10% organic revenue growth in four months ended October
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It’s going to be a big holiday season – for American pets!
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Will a ‘mobile only’ subscription plan be what drives Asians onto Netflix?
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Sophos: this year sees “a stunning success” in fight against cybercrime
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Alphabet pauses diabetes-diagnosing contact lens project
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China leads the trend towards electrification in the auto industry
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CTS Eventim sees “significant growth” in first nine months of 2018
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Constellation Brands: Corona Premium could be next big beer
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Givaudan targets 50% sugar reduction for new flavour techniques
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Starbucks plays the “long game” in China
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PayPal takes a stand against extremists – on both sides of the political divide
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Samsonite sees profit jump by 33% in third quarter of 2018
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Novartis announces initiative to fund five new sickle cell disease proposals
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As streaming platforms conquer the music industry, Spotify wants to be your record label
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Chinese consumers increasingly search for retail “experiences”
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Amazon’s search for a second HQ is officially over!
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Connected cars are the future – and sales are set to rise
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Growth Stock Volatility Persists
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Google’s getting into travel – and it’s perfectly positioned to be a disruptor
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Domino’s Pizza continues to embrace the innovative with eSports investments
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Kering continues to make in-roads in sustainability with an ethical cotton supply chain
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Activision Blizzard beats the Street, but shares fall on reiteration of guidance
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Alibaba sets new record for Singles’ Day – outsells Amazon’s Prime Day total in 10 minutes!
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Amazon and Apple: frenemies unite to pursue growth
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YNAP acquisition boosts sales in Richemont’s first half
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Take-Two Interactive beats the Street, raises guidance thanks to Red Dead 2’s outperformance
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LVMH praises Chinese crackdown on counterfeiting
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GoDaddy beats on revenue, misses on profit
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Ctrip beats on top- and bottom-lines – but pressure on Chinese stocks continues to weigh share price down
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Match beats the Street on earnings and revenue, but weaker than expected guidance sends the share price down
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Adidas beats on earnings, raises profit guidance
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Ferrari shares decline after earnings beat, guidance reiteration
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Cognex reports third quarter, beats the Street despite declines
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Booking Holdings share price jumps on solid third quarter
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Xylem reports strong quarter with double-digit earnings growth
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Marriott beats on earnings, but misses on revenue
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Cognizant Technology Solutions reports Q3 – revenue rises to over $4 billion
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Spotify beats on revenue and earnings – but share price declines on weaker than expected guidance
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As the trend towards animal companions continues, IDEXX beats the Street
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Viasat delivers incredible quarterly earnings, share price surges
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Strong app traffic helped Baidu beat revenue estimates last quarter
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The Bezos view: automation won’t put people out of work
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Alibaba narrowly misses on revenue – beats on everything else
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Live Nation reports “best quarter ever”
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Bright Horizons posts “bright” results for third quarter
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Starbucks beats the Street, turns around domestic slump
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Singles’ Day is one week away – here’s what you need to know
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Amazon takes step backwards on politics, will stop pushing Washington Post
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Hexagon earnings jump 13% from previous year, beats on sales
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Spotify makes major push into US with FREE Google Home Mini for Family Plan users
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Estee Lauder beats the Street – more proof that Chinese demand holds strong
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Aptiv beats the Street on revenue and earnings
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Alphabet’s Waymo scores a massive win in California
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Take-Two Interactive’s share price surges thanks to Red Dead 2
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Mastercard beats the Street in third quarter on strong U.S. consumer spending
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Earn an extra billion and save the waves – all in a year’s work for Adidas
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Givaudan invests in Indonesian centre, completes Centroflora Nutra acquisition
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The future of video games lives in the cloud
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When investors and analysts disagree: the curious case of Inditex
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Restaurants are shrinking – but that’s a good thing for the food industry!
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Eurofins raises guidance again after strong third quarter and successful spate of acquisitions
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Economic Outlook for November 2018
