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Sinopec signs contract to buy LNG from US

China's Sinopec has signed a twenty-year contract with US-based Venture Global LNG, under which Venture Global will be supplying 4 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually for 20 years, Sinopec announced in a press release. "China's Sinopec Petrochemical Corporation has signed a 20-year...

BMW Protected From Industry Woes Due To High Prices And A Supportive Supply Chain

Higher prices of its cars as well as the strong sale of its electric vehicle (EVs), which easily offset hit to the company because of lower vehicle deliveries because of the semiconductor shortage, helped BMW to report a 42.4 per cent surge in its net profits for its third quarter to 2.58 billion...

Demands Of Better Pay leads Amazon Workers In Germany To Go On A Strike

According to the German services sector union Verdi, employees at a number of warehouses of the retailing giant Amazon in Germany started striking on Monday, as part of a long-running dispute with the US internet giant over improved compensation and better working conditions.   After the...

Facebook Rebrand Fails To Impress Metaverse Pioneers

Facebook is trying to benefit from a growing buzz called metaverse even while it had not created the concept, said early adopters of the concept of virtual worlds – metaverse, as they criticized the social media company’s attempt to rebrand itself by changing its name to Meta Platforms.  ...

Container shipping operator Maersk triples third-quarter profits

Moller-Maersk, the world's largest container shipping company, released its financial results for the third quarter. EBITDA (earnings before interest and taxes) increased to $6.9 billion from the same time previous year. To $16.6 billion, revenue climbed by 68 percent. The rebound of the global...

Ryanair makes first quarterly profit since pandemic

Europe's largest low-cost airline, Ryanair, has reported its second quarter and first half of the current financial year. The company reported a profit of €225 million in the second quarter, compared to a loss of the same amount a year earlier. And this is the airline's first profit since the start...

Coca-Cola buys sports drinks maker BodyArmor for $5.6bn

Coca-Cola has announced that it is buying BodyArmor, one of the largest producers of sports drinks. Coca-Cola previously owned 15% of BodyArmor and will now be the sole owner of the company. The deal will be valued at $5.6 billion, bringing the total value of BodyArmor to $6.6 billion. This is the...

Phillips 66 Profit Beats Estimates Handsomely Due To Boost In Refining Margins

Profit margins from its refining business jumped by almost five-fold because of resurgent demand for motor fuels since rise in the uptake of Covid-19 vaccines and reducing restrictions, which helped Phillips 66 to announce market estimates beating quarterly profits on Friday.   After more...

Daimler's 9-month net profit jumps by almost 73 times

German carmaker Daimler's net profit attributable to shareholders in January-September 2021 rose almost 73 times year-on-year to €10.358 billion after €142 million a year earlier, according to a company press release. Diluted earnings per share stood at €9.68, up from €0.13 in the same period last...

Nokia Beats Market Expectations For Its Profits In The Third Quarter

The operating profits for its latest completed quarter as reported by the Finnish telecom equipment maker Nokia managed to comfortably beat analysts estimates on Thursday as the business continued to stage a turnaround driven by the strong performance of its development investments, updates in its...
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