United Airlines on Thursday will announce three new daily routes to Europe as the third largest U.S. carrier eyes higher-paying business travelers on transatlantic flights.
Talks between Canada and the United States are intensifying as the two countries push to hammer out a deal on a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement by a Friday deadline, with both sides upbeat about the progress made so far.
Campbell Soup Co said on Thursday it would sell its international businesses and fresh refrigerated-foods unit, following a months-long strategic review and pressure from hedge fund investors to sell the whole company.
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Campbell Soup Co said on Thursday it would sell its international businesses and Fresh refrigerated-foods unit, following a months-long strategic review and pressure from hedge fund investors to sell the whole company.
Campbell Soup Co has decided to sell its international businesses and Fresh refrigerated-foods unit, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, following a months-long strategic review and pressure from hedge fund investors to sell the whole company.
Nestle has finalised plans for reorganizing its Swiss information technology (IT) setup, the food and beverage giant said on Thursday, reducing the number of tech worker jobs it will cut at its home base.
Stock market gains came to a grinding halt on Thursday, held back by concern that China will be left behind as the United States reaches trade agreements with other North American countries and Europe. Stock markets and major government bond yields rose in recent weeks on hopes that a global trade war could be averted, particularly with the leaders of the United States and Canada optimistic they could reach new North American Trade Agreement by Friday. “In all honestly, the NAFTA situation probably reflects a desire to get the agreement over the line before elections in Mexico and …read more […]
Stock market gains came to a grinding halt on Thursday, held back by concern that China will be left behind as the United States reaches trade agreements with other North American countries and Europe.
U.S. authorities are following an investigation into Danske Bank over allegations that Denmark’s biggest lender had been involved in money laundering through its Estonian branch.
Asian stocks handed back earlier gains and fell on Thursday,
China’s largest ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing has suspended its carpooling service after a passenger was killed, and is likely to face tighter oversight that will squeeze driver numbers and extend customer waiting times.
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Asian stocks surrendered earlier gains and dipped on Thursday,
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