The new gun safety policy announced by Starbucks had pleased many loyal customers and gun safety advocates.
Consumer Electronics
Bhatia to raise Tata-Singapore Airlines issue at AirAsia board meeting
AirAsia India investor Arun Bhatia said he would question the Tata-Singapore Airlines joint venture after claiming he and AirAsia head Tony Fernandes were not informed about the transaction.
R Hotel plans expansion for the year
R Hotel's investment plan is to expand its hotel line from three to six with an AED1.5 billion investment.
Aegis seeking 'tuck-ins' as acquisitions
Aegis is looking at Asia, Europe and South America for possible acquisitions called 'tuck-ins'.
Chinese domestic milk producers get state subsidy
A number of domestic milk producers were chosen by Chinese authorities as recipients of state subsidies and tax breaks.
Latest News
The banking system of Germany had increased the need for reforms that are seen to be very difficult to accomplish by any new government.
Focus magazine reported that Deutsche Telekom would still choose a buyer for its online classified advertising business, Scout24.
The influx of major global airlines moved the Indian government to review its existing requirements for airlines to be allowed to fly international routes.
Sotheby's said it would auction Moet & Chandon Champagne back to 1914 vintage in November. The back to the 1914 vintage Moet & Chandon Champagne would be auctioned at Sotheby's on November 13.
Due to the lack of competitive offers, Starboard Value throws its support behind Shanghui's bid for the takeover of Smithfield.
Italian fashion house Versace announced through its CEO Gian Giacomo Ferraris that the company had been expected a final shortlist of buyers interested in the company's minority stake by mid-October.
GP Investments had filed with regulatory authorities the sale of its owned shares over college operator Estacio Participacoes.
In its first acquisition in the country, L'Oreal recently announced the acquisition of Cheryl's Cosmeceuticals to enhance its product line.
South African billionaire John Rupert bought Mystery for ZAR 40 million. A billionaire bought a bull for ZAR 40 million or USD 4. 1 million. John Rupert, the richest person in South Africa, led a group that purchased Mystery, a Cape Buffalo bull.
