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Tesco plans to remove 1,700 managerial jobs

The deputy managers will be replaced by shift leaders as part of a program of transformation in order to improve the customers' shopping experience.

Qantas posts decline in net profits

The results indicate Qantas' strong performance in a mixed international market amidst its strategy and ongoing transformation while investing for customers.

Alibaba seeks tougher penalties for purveyors of counterfeit goods

E-commerce giant seeks tougher laws, stricter enforment and heavier penalties against retailers or vendors of counterfeit goods in China.

Saudi Arabia Adds Nearly 30,000 New Hotel Rooms For 2017

The Kingdom is set to open a roster of 68 hotels across major cities at a time of growth for its tourism, leisure and hospitality.

Warren Buffett's Optimism on American Businesses

Berkshire Hathaway's CEO is upbeat about the future of US businesses and stocks after his company reported a higher quarterly profit. Buffett urges investors to work with a collection of large and conservatively financed American businesses in the long term.

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Asian shares rise ahead of Trump speech

Asian shares up, strengthened by gains on Wall Street as investors await President Donald Trump speech.

Tesla Nearly Exceeds 114-Year-Old Ford's Market Value

Electric automaker is set to release its mass market car this year.

Verizon and Yahoo Agrees on $350 Million Price Cut

Verizon Slashes Yahoo Deal Price By $350 Million

The telecommunications giant and internet pioneer signed an agreement to cut the deal by $350 million after Yahoo's image tumbled down with one hacking scandal after the other.

Delta Plans to Buy Half of Mexico's Biggest Airline

Delta Plans to Buy Nearly Half of Aeromexico, The Country's Biggest Airline

Following the launch of its historic partnership last year, Delta announces its plans to buy nearly half of Aeromexico, which is considered the oldest and biggest Mexican airline.

Swiss Watchmaker Tag Heuer Opens Flagship Store on Tmall.com

Tag Heuer launches flagship store on Tmall.com, China's largest third-party e-commerce platform for brands and retailers, in an attempt to target the internet-savvy younger generation.

Nordstrom’s Quarterly Earnings Beat Expectations

US upscale department store chain posts growth in fourth quarter earnings exceeding analysts' expectations.

Ralph Lauren CEO Leaves Company After Reported Drop in Holiday Sales

Ralph Lauren CEO Steps Down After Creative Dispute With Founder

Stefan Larsson, President and CEO, will leave Ralph Lauren Corporation after the namesake's founder realized conflicting views on how to evolve the creative and consumer-facing parts of its business.

Experts Explain Why Major Retailers Are Dropping The Trump Brand

Retail experts say the reason why retail giants like Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus and Kmart have decided to pull out the Trump brand from their stores is mostly business-related.

Australia's TerryWhite Chemmart Posts Strong Half-Year Earnings

Australian pharmacy group, TerryWhite Chemmart, doubles revenue following the merger.

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