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Tencent Ordered By Chinese Regulator To Give Up Exclusive Rights In Online Music

Tencent Holdings Ltd will no longer be able to make exclusive music copyright agreements under orders from China's market regulator, while the company would also have to face a fine for engaging in unfair market practices in the online music market which it allegedly had started following its...

EV Startup Rivian Raises $2.5 Bln In Latest Funding Round Led By Amazon And Ford

A latest fund raising round led by investors Amazon.com Inc, Ford Motor Co and T. Rowe Price helped electric car startup Rivian to raise $2.5 billion, the company said on Friday.   An announcement of Rivian exploring options of setting up a second vehicle assembly plant in the United States...

Israel’s REE Automotive To Start EV Van And People Mover Production In 2023

Israeli electric vehicle startup REE Automotive plans to start production of an electric delivery van and a people mover in 2023, said a top executive of the company that on Thursday was given the green signal by its shareholders to get into as reverse merger arrangement with special acquisition...

Snap Comfortably Beats Estimates For User Growth And Revenues

A host of new features on the messaging app Snapchat attracted more users during its latest completed quarter and the growth rate was the highest since the late 2017as the company easily beat estimates of the Wall Street for the number of users and revenues.     The better than expected...

American and Southwest Airlines report profits for first time since pandemic starts

US civil aviation market leaders, American Airlines and Southwest Airlines, presented their financial reports for the second quarter of this year. For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic they ended the quarter with a profit. A rebound in tourist traffic in the USA helped American Airlines...

Pharma companies to pay $26bn in US to settle 'opioid epidemic' case

On Wednesday, 21 July, an agreement was announced between the pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson and three of the largest US drug distributors McKesson, AmerisourceBergen and Cardinal Health on one side and several dozen US states and cities on the other. The companies agreed to pay a...

Pandemic Strategies To Be Used By Coca Cola To Prepare For Potential Delta Variant Hit

The strategy that it had successfully adopted during the Covid-19 pandemic – that if focusing on its bigger brands and focusing more on its supply chain, will be relied on by Coca Cola Co to address the impact of a possible new wave of the pandemic believed to be caused by the Delta variant of the...

Landmark Settlement Deal Worth $26bln Arrived At In US Opioid Epidemic Case

A landmark $26 billion settlement has been arrived at with large drug companies and a number of states of the United States over the role of the companies in fuelling a deadly nationwide epidemic of opioid on Wednesday. However the deal still has to be supported by thousands of local governments....

Japanese company's shares fall 10% after message about punishing vaccinated employees

Shares in a major Japanese developer posted a three-year record drop following an article that employees vaccinated against the coronavirus were allegedly at risk of punishment. The company categorically denied the publication, but this did not stop investors from fleeing. Shares in one of Japan's...

Revolut launches booking service with up to 10% cashback

Fintech start-up Revolut is entering the travel market: it has launched a travel booking service. This is the company's first product outside the financial sector. British fintech company Revolut has launched an in-app travel accommodation booking service called Stays, CNBC wrote. Revolut itself...
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