The shortage of parts ranging from chips to windshields that has slowed plane production will last until at least 2023, according to aerospace executives, and manufacturers are spending more to address the issue. Manufacturers are ordering material up to two… Read More ›
Month: October 2022
Tesla Sales Increase But Fall Short Of Expectations
Tesla is facing supply shortages, logistics bottlenecks, and rising costs as it rapidly ramps up production of its electric vehicles. While the issues have improved in recent months, they continue to be immediate challenges, according to Tesla’s financial update for… Read More ›
Tesla’s Elon Musk Believes Current Recession Could Continue Until 2024
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Inc, believes a recession will continue until the spring of 2024, he tweeted on Friday, after initially saying this week that “a sort of recession” in China and Europe was weighing on demand for its… Read More ›
Profits For Visa And Mastercard Are Expected To Rise As Travel Recovers
Despite rising inflation, U.S. card companies are expected to benefit as pandemic-weary consumers continue to fuel demand for travel, one of the biggest contributors to revenue. Analysts predict that as more businesses resume business travel and people plan vacations, Visa… Read More ›
Sistema Of Russia Acquires A $256 Million Stake In Melon Fashion Group Following The Cancellation Of Its IPO
Sistema, a Russian telecoms-to-healthcare conglomerate, agreed to a $256 million deal for a stake in Melon Fashion Group on Wednesday, months after the retail outlet canceled plans for an IPO due to the conflict in Ukraine. Melon, based in St…. Read More ›
Britain’s Fast Fashion Retailer ASOS Will Revamp Its Business Model Following Slump In Profits
ASOS, the British company that was once regarded as the poster child for the shift to online fashion retailing, is set to overhaul its business model after the economic downturn and a thread of operational issues that severely hit its profits. While ASOS’s… Read More ›
Despite Overpaying, Musk Is Excited About The Twitter Deal
Elon Musk expressed excitement on Wednesday about his pending acquisition of Twitter Inc, despite the fact that he and other investors were overpaying for the social media company. Musk, Tesla’s CEO, was responding to a question during a conference call… Read More ›
Amazon Is Facing A $1 Billion Lawsuit In The United Kingdom For ‘Favoring Its Own Products’
According to lawyers, Amazon.com Inc is facing a lawsuit in the United Kingdom for up to 900 million pounds ($1bln) in damages over allegations that the online marketplace abused its dominant position by favoring its own products. Julie Hunter, a… Read More ›
Morale Of The German Investor Less Pessimistic Than Anticipated – ZEW
In October, German investor sentiment was less pessimistic than expected, despite the fact that the current economic situation left little room for optimism following a drop in confidence the month before. The ZEW economic research institute reported on Tuesday that… Read More ›
British Economy Is Still Paying For Truss’s Growth Strategy Eve After U-Turn
Britain’s new finance minister, Jeremy Hunt, reversed the majority of Prime Minister Liz Truss’s unfunded tax cuts, sparking a rally in battered UK assets. However, UK borrowing costs and mortgage rates remain significantly higher than they were prior to the… Read More ›