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Retailers have a $50 billion holiday returns problem to solve
As online sales continue to grow, the amount of items that consumers are returning during the holidays only continues to grow with them. To new records. And there are problems that come with that......»»
Retailers have a $50 billion holiday returns problem to solve
As online sales continue to grow, the amount of items that consumers are returning during the holidays only continues to grow with them. To new records. And there are problems that come with that......»»
Ex-CEO tells Lynch trial HP did not need Autonomy at any cost
Hewlett-Packard did not have to buy Britain's Autonomy to solve the U.S. company's other problems in 2011, its former chief executive told the $5 billion fraud trial of Mike Lynch......»»
Toshiba still aiming to complete sale of memory chip unit soon
TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp said on Monday it is still aiming to complete the sale of its memory chip business soon, following media reports it had decided to cancel the $18.6 billion sale if it did not get approval from Chinese regulators by May......»»
Toshiba Pessimistic About Prospects for $18 Billion Chip Deal
Toshiba is accelerating a review of alternatives to selling its NAND flash-memory unit to a group led by Bain Capital because company officials consider near-term Chinese antitrust approval unlikely......»»
Toshiba says memory chip unit sale to boost annual profit by a third
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp said it expects net income to jump 33 percent this financial year thanks to profits from the planned $18 billion sale of its memory chip unit......»»
Toshiba upbeat about Chinese review of $18 billion chip unit sale
TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp is upbeat about the prospects of clearing China's antimonopoly review of the $18 billion sale of its chip unit, its CEO said, dismissing reports it may pursue alternative plans if the review drags beyond the deal's deadline......»»
China Approves Toshiba"s $18 Billion Sale of Its Memory-Chip Unit
Private-equity firm Bain Capital received approval from Chinese antitrust regulators for its deal to buy Toshiba’s memory-chip unit......»»
China approves sale of $18 billion Toshiba chip unit to Bain-led consortium: NHK
TOKYO (Reuters) - China regulatory authorities have approved the $18 billion sale of Toshiba Corp's chip unit to a consortium led by U.S. private equity firm Bain Capital, Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported on Thursday, without citing sources......»»
China approves $18 billion Toshiba chip deal
Trade tensions between the United States and China had raised the prospect that China might hold up the sale indefinitely......»»
Xiaomi Said to Seek June 7 Listing Hearing for $10 Billion IPO
The Beijing-based smartphone maker hopes to price the share sale late next month if its application is approved, Xiaomi Corp. aims to seek formal Hong Kong stock exchange.....»»
Rue La La Buys Gilt Groupe, Combining Two Popular Flash Sale Sites
Though the brands will remain separate. Rue La La is buying Gilt Groupe from Hudson’s Bay Company, in the second acquisition of Gilt Groupe in two years. Founded in 2007, Gilt Groupe was once valued at $1 billion, but the .....»»
Sale coming soon? H&M needs to offload $4 billion in unsold clothes
In a retail industry beset by problems, H&M has a doozy: A stockpile of unsold clothes worth $4 billion......»»
Winbond completes NT$10 billion bond issue
Winbond Electronics has completed the sale of NT$10 billion (US$327.2 million) worth of secured corporate bonds in Taiwan, according to the maker of specialty DRAM and flash memory......»»
China says Qualcomm-NXP antitrust proposals insufficient, still hopes to find solution
China's market regulator said on Friday proposals from Qualcomm Inc and NXP Semiconductors to solve antitrust concerns around their now scrapped $44 billion merger had not been sufficient, but it still hoped to find a solution......»»
Inside the tunnel that Elon Musk hopes will solve our traffic problems
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Elon Musk"s wealth has crashed by over $160 billion from its peak as Tesla"s problems pile up
Tesla stock has tanked by more than 60% since late 2021, slashing Elon Musk's fortune from $340 billion at its peak to below $180 billion. Elon Musk is CEO of Tesla.Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty ImagesTesl.....»»
Collaborative spirit: How a tax credit program in Alabama is bridging the gap between corporate sector resources and startups’ need for support
Every day, Carter Wells is excited to come into work and watch some of the smartest people in Alabama solve some of the world’s biggest problems. It’s not exactly easy to describe the work happening at HudsonAlpha, a nonprofit genomics in.....»»
The Beauty Parlor"s Full Of Sailors And The Circus Is In Town
The Beauty Parlor's Full Of Sailors And The Circus Is In Town Authored by James Howard Kunstler via Kunstler.com, “They have tried to solve a wide range of insoluble problems, from the wea.....»»
CarMax Reacts Swiftly After Earnings Miss With $1.25B Bond Sale: Report
CarMax reportedly reacts swiftly to earnings miss with a $1.25B bond sale, aiming to address investor concerns. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group oversees the deal, anticipated to rise to $1.6 billion. read more.....»»