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Biggest Headaches For Japan Inc Are Shrinking Domestic Market, Worker Shortage

The difficulties of coping with a dwindling and rapidly aging population in Japan were highlighted in a recent a Reuters poll on Japanese firms which say that over the next three years, a shrinking domestic demand is their biggest worry while labor shortages are a close second.   Even as...

Does the People's Bank of China manipulate the bitcoin course?

China's domination of the bitcoin network looks incredibly troubling for the technoliberarian puritans of the digital currency. Practically, they fear that the concentration of digital power in the world's second largest economy threatens to undermine the democratic character of the crypto...

Filing For Bankruptcy This Month Is Air Bag Maker Takata: Reuters

As Takata Corp works toward a deal for financial backing from U.S. auto parts maker Key Safety Systems Inc, it is preparing to file for bankruptcy as early as next week, reported Reuters citing sources from the Japanese company that is facing billions in liabilities stemming from its defective air...

Airbus threatens to leave Britain

President of Airbus Commercial Aircraft (the largest division of the Airbus Group) Fabrice Brégier said that Airbus can take its production out from Great Britain (the company has two plants and employs 10,000 people in the country. According to Brégier, this may happen if "requirements of the...

The end of Yahoo! era

Yahoo! announced closure of the deal on sales of the company’s main business to Verizon Communications. The company will be renamed Altaba Inc. on June, 16. Since June 19, the company's shares will be traded on the Nasdaq exchange. Yahoo! Director Marissa Mayer will leave the post, having received...

JPMorgan Estimates Just 10% Of Trading Is Regular Stock Picking - Death Of The Human Investor?

A new report from JPMorgan suggests that the traditional stock picker is being in the dust and now dominating the equity markets are quantitative investing based on computer formulas and trading by machines directly.   "While fundamental narratives explaining the price action abound, the...

Interview with Fabrice Lépine, Wonderbox’s CEO: ‘Our strategy is to democratize the exception’

Wonderbox is the French-leader on gift-box market, Its CEO, Fabrice Lépine, explains to the Daily Management Review how the company intends to make luxury accessible on its particular market segment.

Deutsche Bank gets $ 170 million fine for Euribor manipulations

Deutsche Bank’s fine for manipulating the interbank rate will be higher than that of its competitors, Barclays and HSBC. As German business edition Handelsblatt writes, the German bank will have to pay $ 170 million for the scandal with Euribor. This money will go to settle the lawsuit of investors...

This Might Be Just The Start For The Big Tech Rout In The Market

Was the dip in tech stocks the start of a significant reversal for the high-flying group or was the Friday drop a one-day aberration is the big question remains after that incidentgn at the stick market.   Closing the day with a loss of 2.4 percent, the Nasdaq 100 fell powerfully...

Investments made Jaguar to Form Self-Driving And Car Rental Pact With Lyft

As the second-largest U.S. ride-hailing company tries to capitalize on missteps by Uber Technologies Inc., Lyft Inc. is expanding its roster of automotive partners.   Jaguar Land Rover said that it will offer vehicles for rent to the San Francisco-based startup’s drivers and it is...
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