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WPP sales hit by United States client losses | 26 April 2019

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Ford expands electric vehicle investment

Traditional automakers like Ford and General Motors have hosted electric vehicles in past, however they are still far behind from U.S. market leader Tesla. Whil...

Amazon to bring one-day delivery to Prime members

Postal Service in addition to all its other transportation partners to make one-day Prime shipping as the standard for all Prime members. Executives have not sp...

United Kingdom competition watchdog blocks Asda-Sainsbury's merger, Companies & Markets News & Top Stories

The Competition and Markets Authority has blocked the Sainsbury's-Asda merger after finding it would lead to increased prices in stores, online and at many petr...

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Facebook leak of millions of user passwords investigated by Irish privacy regulator

Ireland's Data Protection Commission said Thursday it's trying to determine if Facebook violated European rules by how it stored hundreds of millions of user ...

Slack files for unusual direct NYSE listing

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Stocks mostly inch up but dollar eases in wake of U.S

The yen was little changed on Friday, at 111.63 yen per dollar, after shedding 0.5 percent overnight. The other big mover in currencies was the Japanese yen, ...

Exxon's 1st-quarter profit tumbles 49%

Exxon's chemicals business also disappointed investors with a 49 percent slump in profit. The company's fuel-making plants lost $256 million during the Januar...

Carlos Ghosn's trial to be delayed possibly until next year

Ghosn had been working to achieve a deeper integration before his arrest on financial misconduct charges in November past year. It is the second time he has bee...

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The cable giant missed first quarter revenue estimates but showed strong growth across several lines of business. But Facebook surged 5.8 per cent following...

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Following suspension of its operations, the first employee of Jet Airways has committed suicide. As per functionaries of Jet Airways Staff and Employees Ass...

RBS first-quarter earnings down 12.5% amid Brexit worries

RBS relies heavily on its mortgage book: personal banking, which includes home loans, made about half of the bank's net interest income past year. However,...

US expands probe into air bag failures to 12.3M vehicles

Last month, 1.1 million vehicles in the USA were recalled voluntarily by Honda after an air bag exploded with an inflator provided by Takata and injured a drive...

Gold prices are expected to trade lower today: Angel Commodities

EDT (1816 GMT), after hitting its highest level since April 16, at $1,288.59. A slide in U.S. equities added to losses in global stock markets , which have bee...

Nokia reports surprise Q1 loss — International Business

Shares in the company fell 10 percent to their lowest level in six months as Nokia said it also expected pressure in the second half of the year. Nokia said...

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Attorney general Letitia James said that it is "time Facebook is held accountable for how it handles consumers' personal information" . While Facebook has a...

RBS unveils biometric fingerprint card UK News

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Apple Announces Voluntary Recall of Three-Prong AC Wall Plug Adapter

Norfolk County Council trading standards posted the warning on its Facebook page on Friday morning. The three pronged plugs sold between 2003 and 2010 with Ap...

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Canada begins banning oil, gas, mining in marine-protected areas

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Facebook Sues Company Over Selling Fake Likes

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