Gap shares tumble as flagship brand shows no sign of recovery
The gap usually offers large discounts to induce customers to buy projects last season, but the company cut back advertising campaigns, as in the priority profit segment it exceeded sales in the last reporting quarter, which led to disappointing results in its main brand. It is expected
H2Go Power seeks to power drones with a 'happy gas'
When you think about hydrogen and flight, the image that comes to mind for most is the Hindenburg airship in flames. But in a lab deep in the basement of Imperial College in London, a young team has built what it believes is the future of air travel. H2Go Power is seeking a
Walmart asks some beauty suppliers to consider sourcing outside of China
(Reuters) - Walmart Inc. (WMT.N) has asked some cosmetics suppliers to consider searching for products from outside China, as it is looking for ways to mitigate the impact of a new set of tariffs on Chinese products offered by the Trump administration. In an email sent to some beauty
Brazil mall executives shrug off looming Amazon.com expansion
The optimism of the leaders gathered this week at the International Congress of the Shopping Center in São Paulo was in stark contrast to the global mood of investors regarding shopping centers in the era of online retailing. E-commerce giants Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN.O) and Argentine
Chinese media keep up drumbeat of criticism of U.S.
Comments in the newspaper People's Daily, in the top newspaper of China, compared the United States to a bull in a Chinese store that worked with the rules of world trade, and said that China "remains one of the most effective, most promising and most stable economies in to the world."
European markets choppy but little changed after Asian nerves show
The pan-European STOXX 600 was flat by 0936 GMT, with most country indices also fluctuating around neutral. Elections in the medium term on Wednesday in the United States also kept traders cautious, as well as uncertainty about whether there were inappropriate hopes for a
Japanese investors dump record amount of U.S. bonds in February
TOKYO (Reuters) - In late February, Japanese investors sold US dollar bonds, lowering the risk of foreign exchange rates, buying euro bond purchases, and issuing government bonds on Monday. Investors sold 3,924 trillion yen ($ 36.68 billion) in bonds in February, but sold the euro's
China's Geely Auto promises more models to support sales in uncertain domestic market
Geely, the largest Chinese car manufacturer in the world, sold 1.5 million vehicles last year, an increase of 20 percent over 2017, thanks to Geely's investments in Volvo and Daimler. Nonetheless, it is predicted that sales this year will mostly not change, as the country's giant car market