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Euronext to provide sentiment analysis
03 Nov 2015
Sprint to cut fiscal 2016 expenses by $2.5 bn
02 Nov 2015
HSBC pre-tax profit up 32% at $6.1 bn
02 Nov 2015
Samsung announces $10-bn buyback
29 Oct 2015
Samsung will tap into its $50-billion cash pile to buy back shares and invest in its components business
Volkswagen posts first loss in 15 years after diesel scandal
29 Oct 2015
Scandal-hit German auto giant Volkswagen AG reported yesterday its first quarterly loss in 15 years after keeping a €6.7-billion provision for liabilities related to the emission cheating in its diesel engines
Apple’s quarterly net profit vaults 31% to $11.1 bn
28 Oct 2015
Apple’s iPhone sales rose 22 per cent year-on-year to $51.5 billion helped in large measure by booming China sales
Alphabet’s Q3 net vaults over 45% to $3.98 bn
23 Oct 2015
Alphabet, the holding company of the restructured Google, reported 13 per cent increase in revenues at $18.68 bn and said it will announce financial results for each division beginning next quarter
Twitter chief Dorsey to give a third of his stock to workers
23 Oct 2015
The unusual move comes as Dorsey works to rebuild employee morale and confidence at Twitter after a spate of high-level departures over the past several months
Steve Ballmer takes 4% stake in Twitter
17 Oct 2015
Cloud computing growth powers Intel’s strong Q3
14 Oct 2015
Global shares fall on Chinese trade data
13 Oct 2015
Ferrari set for October IPO to fund expansion
10 Oct 2015
LSE sells Russell Investments for $1.15 bn
10 Oct 2015
Metals firm Alcoa to split into two publicly traded entities
30 Sep 2015
The split would happen in the second half of 2016 with the legacy aluminum firm retaining the name Alcoa
Glencore stock plunges 30% to hit new low
29 Sep 2015
The Glencore stock has plunged to below one-fourth of its value since the beginning of this year
Tired of takeover offers, Liquid Telecom to list
26 Sep 2015
Nike shares up 9.3% as earnings beat estimates
26 Sep 2015
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