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  • Kroger Issues New Safety Measure For Employees To Wear Masks
    Every major company is fighting this epidemic situation in their way, and now grocery chain company Kroger has also joined this list. Recently the company released an official new notice for all of its employees working. This further notice mentions the fact that every employee will now be required to wear masks and cover their […]
  • Fed Chairman Jeremy Powell Said Reopening Of Economy In May Might Be A False Start
    When it comes to the chairman of Feds and the president of the United States of America, Donald Trump, these two shares quite different opinions of each other’s policies. Even though the current situation in the US because of the coronavirus outbreak is not right, the Trump administration is thinking of reopening the economy in […]
  • Chinese Stock Went Up By 3% Despite Facing Factory Activity Problems
    The Asian stock market, exceptionally Chinese performed better than anyone’s expectations, especially when the country recorded the lowest manufacturing purchasing managers index. Mainland China stock market went up after facing a massive amount of losses on Friday’s intraday trading. Shanghai composite went up by 3.15%, and Shenzhen Component also went up by 3.769 percent. The […]
  • German Court Allows Electric Maker Vehicle Tesla To Raze Forest Near Berlin To Set Up First European Factory
    A German court has allowed Electric Vehicle maker Tesla to go ahead with the cleaning of a forest to set up its factory. The forest is located near the capital city of Berlin. The approval to raze the forest area was granted by the Higher Administrative Court of Berlin-Brandenburg. The court said Tesla can continue […]
  • Microsoft Planning To Launch Dedicated Antivirus Software For Android, iOS Platforms
    Microsoft is mulling to launch dedicated antivirus software for Android and iOS platforms. According to Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Solutions Group, the antivirus software will be called Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP). Microsoft said the software will offer preventive protection and post-breach detection services. Other services will include automated investigation and responses. Most Android devices have Google […]
  • Wayfair Laying Off 550 Employees, Including 350 In Boston Headquarters, In A Restructuring Bid
    Online furniture retailer Wayfair has announced that it would cut 550 jobs worldwide, with around 350 in Boston Headquarters. The announcement has been made as the company’s chief executive officer acknowledged that the home retailers had grown too swiftly and become less efficient. The development comes after the company has doubled its workforce in the […]
  • Student Loan Debt Is Now Over $1.6 Trillion, And It’s Not Going Down
    In various surveys, it’s been found that US students fear the most about their financial freedom because the majority of them are having a tremendous amount of education loan on their name. Even though the number of students applying for loans went down, it still doesn’t solve the overall problem. A report shows student loan […]
  • A Slowdown In Job Growth Rate Would Hurt Trump In 2020
    As 2020 comes, it’s also bringing one of the most anticipated things for Americans, and that’s presidential re-elections. Donald J. Trump, who is currently the president of the USA, is heading towards his next re-election by the end of 2020. Trump got elected as president in 2016, which shocked many democrats and people who did […]
  • Papa John’s Founder Ate 40 Pizzas in Last Thirty Days and Said the Taste Has Gotten Worse
    John Schnatter, the founder and former CEO of Papa John’s, gave his first interview after getting out of the company. John answered various questions regarding the pizza quality and top management’s work system. While giving the interview, he was asked about the current taste of pizza, and John said that he had eaten 40 pizzas […]
  • Audi Decided To Cut More Than 7500 Jobs to Support Electric Vehicles
    The automobile sector is witnessing a significant divestment because big companies are trying to ditch old ways of making cars. Recently Audi, one of the biggest car manufacturing companies, has decided to cut more than 7500 jobs to support electric vehicle manufacturing. Audi, in its official statement, said that they are going to cut more […]
  • Google Reveals the new phone, which is not a smartphone, just a piece of paper
    Google’s latest phone, you cannot take a selfie and does not make calls. The phone is a piece of paper folded into a rectangle and printed with a few pieces of info at home also you can grip a credit card. The phone is a portion of the package of digital experiments; the company intended […]
  • Messy Results Reported by IBM
    On Wednesday, after the market closed, third-quarter result of IBM was reported. Despite the murmurs of divestiture, currency, and accounting for Red Hat’s acquisition, revenues were quite expected. The surplus exceeded analysts’ expectations, and the company reiterated its full-year forecast. On a normal basis, Red Hat’s revenue increased by 20% year-on-year, which is an increase […]
  • Matthieu Pigasse To End 17 Years Of Association With Lazard For ‘Next Chapter’ Venture
    French banker Matthieu Pigasse has decided to leave Lazard after 17 years of long association. Pigasse, co-owner of Le Monde newspaper and the longstanding head of France for Lazard, had reportedly taken this step to pursue a new entrepreneurial project. “Lazard in France has an unrivalled franchise, with strong impetus. I am thrilled to begin […]
  • WeWork announced to sack 2,000 jobs, and the staff anger turns to founder Adam Neumann
    WeWork an American commercial real estate company that provides shared workplaces for technology startups and services for other enterprises. The company formed in 2010 in New York City. Recently WeWork has declared cut off 2000 workforce which is around 13 percent of its staff. After this incident, the staff has started turn on Adam Neuman […]
  • Ways for tech startups to stand out from the Competition
    A number of startups are being launched in a wide variety of sectors, operating it profitably for a long period of time could be challenging. As per statistics, the majority of the startups fail because of several reasons. There are 3 ways to stand out from the competition without need of many efforts in building […]
  • Softbank is seeking to control WeWork through financing solutions
    According to the Wall Street Journal quoted people familiar with the matter, SoftBank has prepared a financing plan to control WeWork and further let the company’s founder, Adam Neumann, move out. In addition, sources told The WSJ that SoftBank at present owns one-third of WeWork, but its goal is to reinvest billions of dollars in […]
  • Santos Ltd. to acquire North Australia business of ConocoPhillips
    Santos Ltd., an Australian energy company, agreed to acquire ConocoPhillips’ operations in North Australia for $1.4 billion. The acquisition will increase the growth of Asia Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) market by strengthening the position of Adelaide-based oil and gas producer. The deal could make Santos the largest independent energy producer of Australia. This will drive […]
  • Trump Plans New Curbs on China Investment
    The Trump administration issued a partial but fully qualified statement denying that it is discussing restrictions on China’s commitment to US companies investing in Chinese companies and financial markets. China vows to open its markets to foreign investment. On Friday, Bloomberg reported that Larry Kudlow, president of the National Economic Council of President Donald Trump […]
  • Top CEOs OF America Are Lowering Their Expectations About The Economy
    The Business roundtable consists of CEOs of the top companies around America. In a recent survey, it’s been found that chief executives of the nation’s biggest companies have lowered their expectations about the growing US economy. They said the US economy would grow at 2.3 per cent as compared to last quarter’s 2.6%. Other than […]
  • Chinese Trade Negotiators Decided To Not Visit US Farms And Went Back To China Immediately
    Chinese trade negotiators who earlier this week came in Washington to discuss the trade deals have suddenly changed their plans. At first, they were going to visit Montana and meet US farmers, but it seems like trade negotiators decided to cut their US trip by going there. According to the Montana Farm Bureau Federation, Chinese […]

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