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Netflix cautions price rises might impact subscriber growth
Company - Apr 18, 2019
The popular online streaming company, Netflix, expects its subscriber growth might take a slump in the second quarter due to price rise implemented by film and TV streaming companies.
Airlines caution on cancellations since Boeing organizes software repair for 737 MAX planes
Company - Mar 29, 2019
Flight cancellations by airlines might be extended as Boeing repairs software fix for its 737 MAX planes succeeding two deadly aircraft crashes which provoked regulators all around the globe.
Honda announces to recall about 1 million automobiles in U.S due to faulty Takata airbags
Company - Mar 29, 2019
The Japanese carmaker, Honda, stated to recall close to 1.1 million Honda and Acura vehicles across the United States for replacing flawed Takata airbags present on driver’s side.
Rolls-Royce hit by £2.9bn loss since engine fault issue costs £790m
Company - Mar 04, 2019
Global engineering genius Rolls-Royce rolled into loss as per last year statistics; this damage is experienced due to increased charge for setting problems with the Trent 1000 engines.
Nestle and Epic pull down ads on YouTube over abuse assertions
Company - Feb 22, 2019
Global food giant, Nestle, along with many other renowned companies have removed their adverts from YouTube after claims that they appear adjacent to offensive content.
Twitter shares slump 10% as revenue forecast upsets
Company - Feb 08, 2019
The 4Q earnings of the social media giant, Twitter, showcase profit but revenue for the first quarter of 2019 seem disappointing.
Amazon stimulates panic with its expected sales forecast
Company - Feb 04, 2019
The online shopping giant, Amazon, has predicted lowering expectations in its sales for the opening three months of the year; fear among investors due to speculated slower growth.
Barclays sued by seven English councils over £500m loans
Company - Feb 04, 2019
Seven local English councils have sued Barclays over debatable bank loans which were sanctioned before the financial crisis.
Honda UK suggests six-day shutdown after Brexit
Company - Jan 11, 2019
The plan for shutdown at Honda’s Swindon factory emerges on the same day when rivals Ford and Jaguar Land Rover declare job cuts in significant number.
Apple cuts short forecast, blames China for slowdown
Company - Jan 03, 2019
Apple has been distressed as investors are informed about sales slowdown due to economic paleness in China.
Apple to setup new base in Texas worth $1bn
Company - Dec 14, 2018
Apple has surprised everyone with a fresh announcement to construct a new base in Austin, Texas, which will require an investment of £790m or $1bn.
Two Tesco directors cleared in 2014 accounting scandal
Company - Dec 11, 2018
Two former directors of Tesco Plc were given a clear sheet from criminal fraud charges imposed in the 2014 accounting scandal that led to the refurbishment of the U.K. grocer’s supplier relation
Deutsche Bank headquarters stormed amidst money laundering scam
Company - Dec 03, 2018
On Thursday, tax investigators and around 170 police officers raided Deutsche Bank’s headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, to investigate a probable money laundering cheat associated with the Pana
Airbnb penalized in West Bank settlements
Company - Nov 27, 2018
Airbnb, a popular holiday homes rental firm, has been sued by a prominent law firm situated in Jerusalem due to its delisting of settlements concerning West Bank.
Tesla records impressive profit with Musk calling the quarter to be ‘historic’
Company - Oct 25, 2018
The popular electric car-maker has registered a record $311.5m (£241m) during the third quarter till 30 September; CEO Elon Musk stays optimistic about the fourth quarter.
Barclays profit soar with strengthened trading performance
Company - Oct 25, 2018
Profits at Barclays rush higher in the third quarter due to positive investment banking and retail divisions; Jes Staley seems optimistic about the future.
Uber agrees to settle $148 million to settle data breach cover-up with U.S. states
Company - Sep 27, 2018
Uber Technologies Inc. approves to pay $148 million for its inability to disclose a huge data breach which occurred in 2016; this is one of the biggest embarrassments tagged with the ride-hailing firm
No-deal Brexit causing heavy cost concerns for Honda
Company - Sep 21, 2018
According to Ian Howells, senior vice president at Honda Europe, the company would be impacted with a cost of tens of millions of pounds due to no-deal Brexit.
Amazon investigates claims highlighting staff getting bribed
Company - Sep 19, 2018
The e-commerce giant, Amazon, is investigating claims that point out its employees have taken bribes under a give-and-take format to leak confidential company data.
Coca Cola agrees sponsorship deal with Premier League
Company - Sep 17, 2018
Coca-Cola, the global drinks giant has approved its biggest UK sponsorship contract by linking itself with the Premier League as the seventh commercial partner.