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Boeing Price Target Raised, Could Be A 50 Per4cent Increase In Shares: UBS

The price target for the next 12 months for the aircraft manufacturer Boeing’s shares has been raised to $515 by the analysts at Swiss bank UBS. The price target set by the bank is 50 per cent more than the current price of the shares.   The Swiss bank also increased the rating of a place...

Buybacks are killing stock markets

The growing buyback activity of companies began to worry analysts. Bernstein investment company presented a paper about a record low level of new share issues and mass buybacks. In the United States, companies are already being accused of using free funds to strengthen control over the share...

Unilever’s Agreement To Use JD.com’s Transportation Network

The JD.com and Unilever deal addresses “big challenge” of “replenishment and warehouses”. JD.com, an e-commerce firm of China has finalised a deal with the company of Unilever, whereby the former will transport various products such as “Lipton’s tea and Lux soap” in several warehouses situated all...

Qualcomm and Taiwan agree to cancel $ 773 million fine

Qualcomm has reached an agreement with the authorities of Taiwan to abolish decision of the Commission on Fair Trade, the island's main antitrust regulator, which in October 2017 fined the US chip maker by 23.4 billion new Taiwan dollars ($ 773 million). The fine, which was a record for Taiwan, was...

'More Tariffs On Steel And Aluminum Against Turkey Threatened By Trump

An announcement of increasing of import duties on steel and aluminum from Turkey was made by the US President Donald Trump on Friday showing once against his strategy of using tariffs as a foreign policy tool. The two countries are at logger heads over the imprisonment of an American citizen in...

New U.S. Sanctions On Iran Forces Daimler To Stop Expansion In The Market

The German car manufacturer Daimler has announced that that "until further notice", the company would stop all for5ms of commercial operations in Iran as a consequence to the demand by the US administration of companies staying away from Tehran for business after new sanctions by the Donald Trump...

New emission standards stir German automotive industry

Motorists in Germany are outraged. The world's largest automaker, the German concern Volkswagen, stopped accepting orders for sale of some of its models in early August. Until the end of 2018, the concern is not accepting customer orders for hybrid cars and gas-fueled vehicles. It is still possible...

Elon Musk's buyback statement may cost him dear

Entrepreneur, engineer and investor Elon Musk announced his intention to buy out all Tesla shares for $ 420, and delist the company from the stock exchange. This statement resulted in the fact that Nasdaq suspended trading of Tesla shares. Currently, Musk owns 20% of the company, so such a step...

Trump Warns Firms And Trading Partners Over Iran Sanctions

After the re-imposition of sanctions against Iran, a stern warning was issued by US president Donald Trump over the issue of anyone doing any business with Tehr4an.   "Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States," the president tweeted.   While...

Uber To Be Challenged In UK Market By Indian Ride Hailing Firm Ola

India based ride hailing company and rival of Uber – Ola, is all set to step into the UK market.   The Indian company founded in 2011 already operates in 110 cities and has a customer base of 125 million. Ola plans to start off business in the UK with ventures in South Wales and Greater...
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