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Jimmy Choo revenues skyrocket with strong Asia market, weak pound and menswear range

The record revenues and profitability are proof to the growing appeal and strength of Jimmy Choo.

Flying High: Boeing's rating upgraded to 'Buy'

Several equity research firms upgraded ratings on Boeing. The timely deliveries are enhancing revenues for the aircraft maker. For the quarter ending October, its revenues surpassed market forecasts. Barring one equity research firm, 13 gave it 'buy' rating and three recommened for holding it.

Macau's GDP sinks 24% in Q3

Macau's GDP fell over 24 percent in the third quarter. The continuous drop in gambling revenues, which account for two-thirds of its economy, has been taking a toll on Macau for the past 17 months. Chinese government's campaign against corruption and drop in VIP visitors are major reasons from dwindling gambling volume at casinos.

JPMorgan leaves bonus pool unchanged since 2014

The change in regulations is keeping a pressure on investment banks. Owing to weaker revenues, several investment banks are slashing down on bonus payout. JPMorgan Chase & Co is keeping its bonus pool unchanged from 2014. However, this decision is subject to the trading performance in December.

Lufthansa cabin crew union calls off strike

The main cabin crew union (UFO) at Lufthansa airline has called off a labor strike which lasted until 13 November, registered as the longest strike in the history of the German airline. The management has agreed to extend basic retirement and pension benefits to staff. The next meeting is scheduled on 2 December. In addition to UFO, two other unions will also take part in discussions with the management.

Motorola Solutions pruning costs to enhance profit

US-based telecom equipment provider Motorola Solutions is keen on cost cutting drive to enhance profitability of the company. The pressure on sales and market competition are impacting the company's performance. The continuous drop in gross margins is worrying the comapny.

Deloitte's partners report average earning of GBP822k

Deloitte, leader among the Big Four accounting firms, posted encouraging revenues for the last year. The accounting firm's revenues were up 6.4 percent to GBP2.71billion, while the average earnings of its 721 partners rose 9.6 percent to GBP822,000 in 2014.

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In accordance with prior comments made by one of its major suppliers and a competitor retailer, Walmart's optimistic outlook for the retail industry on Thursday indicated a solid consumer base in the United States.

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