Blacks to Patronize Black-Owned Businesses Only
Should black go out and only buy things from black owned businesses? Maggie Anderson and her family believe, they should.
Nov 19, 2015 11:20 PM EST
Ola Beats Uber In the App Race: Is It Just The $500M Fresh Funding Or There Is Something More To it?
Ola wins the taxi app battle with the $500M funding from the giants though Uber is giving a tough competition in the rat race. The innovative ideas and new ventures are also paving the growth path for the Ola founders.
Baidu Merges With Citic: China Opens-Up A New Door For Online Banking Market
Banking people required to be motivated to be a part of the online banking world. The pairing of Baidu and Citic will certainly show some meaningful improvement in the Chinese economy.
The Deadly Figures Of Air Pollution Effect: A Silent Killer To Be Worried About
Have you ever thought that the lifesaving air you are breathing can take your life away too? Air pollution is becoming one of the life-threatening environmental diseases. The ever growing figures of deaths causing by it can shock you instantly.
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Amazon Black Friday holidays deals announced, available for eight days
The retail giant, Amazon announced on Wednesday that the Black Friday holidays deals will start on Friday, and will be updated every 5 minutes continuously for eight days. Furthermore, the customers will be given deals alerts on ‘App only Deals’ on their phones.
Nov 19, 2015 10:50 PM EST
Jaguar Land Rover rolls out a convertible SUV
Land Rover announced its convertible SUV, the Range Rover Evoque Convertible, at the LA Auto Show. The car will be on sale in 2016 at $51,470.
Nov 19, 2015 10:15 PM EST
Indian Rupee dropped after Boost in Consumer Prices
India's rupee dropped 9 paise to 66.12 against US dollar Wednesday after reports of boost in consumer prices and the looming December fed rate hike.
Nov 19, 2015 4:21 AM EST
South African Inflation Rose to 4.7% in October
South African inflation in October rose to 4.7%, in line with the forecast. South Africa, the Africa's most developed country faces an increase in inflation rate to 4.
Nov 19, 2015 3:57 AM EST
Salesforce Q3 profit beats forecast
Salesforce has adjusted its third quarter profit that surpassed forecasts. Encouraed wtih improving operating margins, the cloud-based software maker has increased its forecast for the year ending January 2016. The increasing demand for cloud software is enhancing company's financial performance.
Nov 19, 2015 2:53 AM EST
Kurdistan bypasses Baghdad; looks to more buyers for oil
Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) is bypassing Baghdad to continue oil exports independently. After waiting for its righteous share in budget allocations, KRG has decided to go ahead with oil exports on its own. It's taking several measures to avoid Baghdad's detection in oil exports.
Nov 19, 2015 2:00 AM EST
Construction scandal in Tokyo hits property sales
The data manipulation pertaining to piles' strength has been creating tremors in the Tokyo's apartment market. The ongoing probe into 546 projects is impacting the market as buyers prefer to wait and watch until total clarity emerges. Some developers have even postponed their apartment sales.
Nov 19, 2015 1:40 AM EST
Metals prices soften on slump in Chinese consumption; Zinc at 6-year low
The metals prices are dropping continuously owing to bleak demand in the China's market, the world's biggest consumer of metals. The metals prices fell to 2010 level low while zinc is trading at a six-year low. The slump in China's commodity market is also causing an oversupply.
Nov 19, 2015 1:27 AM EST
Activist investor Carl Icahn sells eBay shares in favor of PayPal
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn swapped his entire equity stake in eBay for the same number of shares in PayPal Holdings in the third quarter.
Nov 18, 2015 11:21 PM EST
China Thoroughly Scrutinizes eCommerce: Will The Country Be Successful In Controlling Fake Goods?
China is trying hard to revamp the entire eCommerce market through quality control measures. China authorities have introduced certain hard and fast rules and regulations to enhance their image in the global platform.
Nov 18, 2015 11:12 PM EST
China to Create Single-Regulator After Market Crash
After an unexpected market crash in June, China is planning to increase its financial security by creating one single regulatory body.
Nov 18, 2015 11:01 PM EST
AliBaba Keeps Dominating The Market Despite Of The Counterfeit Goods Issue
Last week Alibaba made history when it sold $14 billion of merchandise in a single day more than Cyber Monday and Black Friday deals combined.
Nov 18, 2015 7:29 PM EST