The Wall Street Journal: FDA to sharply curtail sales of flavored e-cigarettes in convenience stores
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NYSE chief warns it may leave New York if stock transfer tax is imposed
The New York Stock Exchange may leave New York State if Albany imposes a transfer tax on stock sales, the president of the Intercontinental Exchange Inc.-owned exchange operator said on Tuesday in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: McKinsey reaches $573 million settlement with states over its work to boost OxyContin sales
Consulting giant McKinsey & Co. has reached a $573 million settlement with states over its work advising OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma LP and other drug manufacturers to aggressively market opioid painkillers, according to people familiar with the matter......»»
Feds allege AmEx misled small business owners to get them to sign up for pricey credit cards, according to report
American Express stock dropped as much as 4% after the Wall Street Journal reported federal investigators are probing its business-card sales tactics. American Express. .....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Digital spending pushed up U.S. holiday retail sales but results came in below some forecasts
Pandemic buying trends that favored household goods and food over apparel continued, according to early sales data from firms that track shopper spending......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Colombian airline Avianca files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Colombian airline Avianca Holdings SA filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. as travel restrictions curtail flights and the company vies for public assistance from the Colombian and other governments to endure the coronavirus pandemic......»»
The Wall Street Journal: China’s top commerce regulator to investigate Luckin Coffee
China’s top business and commerce regulator is investigating Luckin Coffee Inc., after the Nasdaq-listed coffee chain revealed that much of its 2019 sales were fabricated and caused massive losses for many investors.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Neiman Marcus bankruptcy options include selling business, closing some stores
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The Wall Street Journal: Smithfield to shut 2 more pork plants because of coronavirus
Smithfield Foods Inc. said it would close two more pork-processing plants because of the coronavirus pandemic, reducing meat supplies for grocery stores and deepening challenges for farmers......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Banks could lose over $100 Million from loan made to China’s Luckin Coffee chairman
Banks stand to lose more than $100 million from a loan they made to the chairman of Luckin Coffee Inc. whose share price plunged after the Chinese coffee chain last week said much of its 2019 sales were fabricated......»»
TripActions cuts hundreds of jobs as COVID-19 sinks corporate travel
TripActions Inc. on Tuesday made a deep cut in staff after the coronavirus pandemic sharply curtailed its corporate travel business. The Wall Street Journal cited an unnamed source who said the move involved hundreds and cut the Palo Alto company's wo.....»»
American Express Employees Boosted Card Sales By Misleading, Coercing Business Owners: Report
The American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) employees used illegal tactics on small business owners to boost card sales, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. What Happened The salesperson gave false.....»»
American Express Employees Boosted Card Sales By Misleading, Coercing Business Owners: Report
The American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) employees used illegal tactics on small business owners to boost card sales, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. read more.....»»
American Express employees strong-armed small businesses to boost sales, according to former customers and employees
Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for American Express American Express employees misled and coerced scores of small-business owners into signing up for cards, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Former and current employees said that AmE.....»»
Juul Proposes "Age-Locked" E-Cigarettes To Win FDA Approval
Juul is planning to propose e-cigarettes that only unlock for persons above the legal age of smoking to the Food and Drug Administration as it seeks to remain in business in the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday. read more.....»»
Bed Bath & Beyond"s new CEO admits that stores are so cluttered that customers are leaving without buying anything due to "purchase paralysis"
Business Insider/Jessica Tyler In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Bed Bath & Beyond's new CEO Mark Tritton discussed his plans to turn around the bus.....»»
Lam Research, KLA stocks slip after report says U.S. could restrict chip-equipment sales to China
Shares of chip-equipment companies Lam Research Corp. and KLA Corp. are off more than 3% in Tuesday morning trading after a Wall Street Journal report indicated that the Trump adm.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Macy’s to close 125 department stores and pull up stakes at underperforming malls
Also on the chopping block is dual-headquarters structure, with Cincinnati on the short end of the stick......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Apple closes Chinese stores, corporate offices until Feb 9 due to coronavirus
Apple Inc. said Saturday it will close its stores and corporate offices in China until Feb. 9, a significant escalation in its response to the coronavirus outbreak gripping China and roiling global markets......»»
McDonald"s quarterly comparable sales rise above Wall Street estimates
For the past couple of years, McDonald's has focused on improving dining experience by bringing technology to stores and improving delivery services, while also adding new burgers, beverages and breakfast foods to its menus to lure customers......»»
The Wall Street Journal: J.Crew hires former Victoria’s Secret exec Jan Singer as CEO
J.Crew Group Inc. has hired former Victoria’s Secret executive Jan Singer as its next chief executive, according to people familiar with the situation, in an effort to revitalize its namesake brand and reverse a long sales slump......»»