LONDON: Fast fashion retailer QUIZ Plc said its online sales fell almost 15per cent over Christmas, making it one of the worst performers in the British retail sector and sending its shares down as much as 10per cent. The 27-year-old company, which trades online, in stores, through concessions and...
UnitedHealth Group Inc reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Wednesday, as the largest U.S. health insurer benefited from higher revenue from its Optum unit, which includes its pharmacy benefits management business.
U.S. wireless carriers T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp are expected to urge a federal judge on Wednesday to let them proceed with their US$26.5 billion merger, as a group of states argues the deal violates federal antitrust laws.
In a refinery just outside Uganda's main airport, workers slip bars of freshly refined gold into clear plastic bags sealed with a sticker of the national flag - black, yellow and red - and the label "Ugandan's Treasure."
SINGAPORE: Four long-time dining establishments in lifestyle enclave Dempsey Hill have been offered new tenancies as "anchor heritage tenants" — giving them a lifeline as their leases were originally due to expire in March. They include: Singapore’s oldest family-run Indian restaurant, Samy’s ...
French carmaker PSA on Wednesday appointed two executives it recently recruited from the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance to head up its DS and Citroen brands, and named them to its global executive committee.
Poland's consumer watchdog UOKiK said on Wednesday it was fining Volkswagen more than 120 million zlotys (US$31.6 million) for misleading customers about the emissions of its vehicles.
Strict enforcement of competition rules in the European Union prevents the development of the global champions necessary to compete with Chinese and U.S. companies, the head of shipping company Maersk warned in an interview.
Spain's Banco Sabadell has hired IBM for a 1 billion euro (US$1.11 billion) overhaul of its IT systems over the next ten years, the companies said on Wednesday.
CITI Singapore has adjusted the pay of women at its bank who, when compared with their male peers of equal work performance, did not receive equal compensation.
