Chocolate-maker Lindt sees slower growth after bottlenecks bite
By Silke Koltrowitz ZURICH (Reuters) -Swiss chocolate maker Lindt & Spruengli expects sales of its upmarket chocolates to grow less in 2022 than last year, it said on Tuesday, and.
By Silke Koltrowitz ZURICH (Reuters) -Swiss chocolate maker Lindt & Spruengli expects sales of its upmarket chocolates to grow less in 2022 than last year, it said on Tuesday, and.
By Michelle Price WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. regulators need to provide more clarity on the rules of the road for cryptocurrencies and other digital assets amid ongoing confusion over what.
Chinese tech giant’s deep pockets and ability to adapt are seen as key to weathering the tough year ahead. Alibaba has not had the best 14 months. Ever since China’s.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) Chief Operating Officer David Seymour on Tuesday told employees the company expects the airline industry “will experience major operational disruptions” if new 5G wireless.
The upcoming listing of the country’s insurer, the state-owned crown jewel, is being looked at as India’s Aramco moment. By Suvashree Ghosh and Vrishti Beniwal and Baiju Kalesh / Bloomberg In Mumbai’s sleek.
Investing.com – France stocks were lower after the close on Tuesday, as losses in the Utilities, Gas & Water and General Financial sectors led shares lower. At the close in.
Leader of world’s No. 2 economy makes remarks amid preparations to secure unprecedented third term in power. Chinese President Xi Jinping called on nations to secure global supply chains and.
By Matt Scuffham, Noor Zainab Hussain and Niket Nishant (Reuters) – Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE:GS) missed quarterly profit expectations on Tuesday as weak trading activity and rising expenses blighted the.
Arrests come after Cathay Pacific said in January it fired two aircrew for allegedly violating COVID-19 protocols. Hong Kong police said they have arrested and charged two former flight attendants.
By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss and Elizabeth Howcroft NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -The dollar rose to a one-week high on Tuesday following a jump in benchmark U.S. Treasury yields, while the yen steadied.