Alibaba, China’s biggest e-commerce group, sees its profits nearly tripled, according to a regulatory filing by shareholder Yahoo.
Continued here: China’s Alibaba in profits surge
Category : World News
As Bitcoin prices tumbled, the value of Simon Lang’s stake shrank to about $11,000. But he’s not cashing out. He sees a future for the digital currency.
Read more from the original source: I lost $50,000 in Bitcoin crash, but I’m still a believer
Category : Business
Online dating company Cupid plc denies allegations of creating fake user profiles and sees its share price recover strongly on Monday.
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Category : Business
Edinburgh-based Cupid Plc sees its share value plunge after announcing an audit into the way it operates.
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HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – March 14, 2013) - The 16th – 24th March sees English Tourism Week upon us once again and there’s no better way to celebrate than with a holiday in your own country.
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HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – March 14, 2013) - The 16th – 24th March sees English Tourism Week upon us once again and there’s no better way to celebrate than with a holiday in your own country.
Link: Haven Supports British Local Tourism Economy-English Tourism Week
Category : Stocks
Market strategist Komal Sri-Kumar sees echoes of 2007 in the disconnect between the flagging economy and the torrid stock market.
Read more: Sluggish economy may signal correction
Category : Business
Air France-KLM sees losses widen in 2012 as fuel costs rise sharply, but revenues rise as its restructuring programme takes effect.
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Category : Business, World News
Hewlett-Packard sees a 6% drop in first-quarter sales as demand for PCs continues to shrink, but analysts had predicted a bigger fall.
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Category : Business
Coca-Cola, the world’s biggest soft-drinks maker, sees sales in Europe and China fall in the last quarter of 2012 and warns the year ahead will be unpredictable.
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