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Airbnb is expecting drop in bookings due to the delta COVID-19 strain

Rental housing service Airbnb expects the number of bookings on the site to decline in the third quarter compared to the same period in 2019. The company's stock fell 4 percent after the announcement. Executives at international apartment rental service Airbnb warned investors of a possible drop in...

Adidas sells Reebok for €2.1B

Adidas has signed an agreement with the American company Authentic Brands Group (ABG) to sell its Reebok brand. The deal will total up to €2.1 billion ($2.5 billion), most of which will be paid in cash and the rest in contingent and deferred consideration. Adidas intends to complete the sale in the...

Top Indian Court Rules Amazon And Rival Walmart's Flipkart Must Face Antitrust Probe

Antitrust investigations ordered against Amazon.com Inc and Walmart's Flipkart by Indian competition regulators must be faced by the two retailers, said the country's Supreme Court in a ruling.     This ruling from the top court of India was a blow to both the retailers as they had...

U.S. authorities set to introduce full control over cryptocurrencies

Lobbyists defending cryptocurrency have been rebuffed on a proposal to fix general tax rules in the U.S. Senate. Politicians argue that the industry needs more money for future legislative battles for its interests, writes Bloomberg. The emerging industry has failed to push for changes to the...

Reliance, Bill Gates, Others Invest $144 Mln In US Energy Storage Firm

An investment of $144 million will be made in the United States based energy storage company Ambri Inc by Indian oil-to-telecoms conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd, the Indian firm said on Tuesday.   Other investors in the company include billionaire Bill Gates and investment management...

Despite Crackdown On Domestic Tech Firms, China’s ByteDance Plans Hong Kong IPO: FT

Despite a string crackdown of Chinese regulators on domestic home grown technology companies, Chinese tech firm and owner of the popular short-video app TikTok - ByteDance, has revived its plans for a public listing and wants to go public in Hong Kong by early next year.   According to a...

Indian PM Narendra Modi Urged By Global Investors And Indian Startups To Allow Overseas Listings

A call on India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi to change regulations to allow Indian companies to list overseas for better access to capital was given by a group of leading investors including Tiger Global, Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed, said reports based on a letter sent to the Indian...

Chinese Clampdown Forces ByteDance To Close Some Tutoring Operations – Reports

Following the imposition of strict and sweeping regulations on the online education sector by Chinese regulators, TikTok owner ByteDance is planning to cut down some jobs and close down some of the tutoring business, said reports quoting sources with knowledge of the matter.     ...

Major car manufacturers face global problem

A global shortage of semiconductors caused by the coronavirus pandemic resulted in a crisis in the global automotive market as companies struggle to buy key parts for their products. The Economist says chip shortages will reduce vehicle production in 2021 and 2022, even as demand recovers. In the...

Amazon promises customers $10 each for palm prints

Amazon will pay $10 each to customers who link their palm prints to their accounts. This will allow the company to better target ads and tailor offers. Experts fear that the data collected could be used for surveillance. Amazon has promised to give away $10 worth of coupons to customers who scan...
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