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Nanjing Sifang Art Park: Nanjing, China's One of a Kind Art Park and Museum

Nanjing City's work of art pride, the Nanjing Sifang Art Park was designed by internationally known architectures. The building has unique features and shape and one architectural wonder of the country.

Nov 02, 2015 9:49 AM EST

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United Continental holds airport job cuts to ease labor tension

Yielding to the labor tensions, United Continental Holdings Inc has decided to hold the outsourcing exercise for time being. The Chicago-based airline has been slashing jobs and replacing them with outsourced workers. This has created unrest among employees and workers' unions started protesting it. in a latest decision, the airline announced that it stoped the outsourcing activity until 2017.

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Delta Airlines to Terminate Atlanta-Dubai flight route on February 2016

Delta Airlines will end their flight services in Atlanta-Dubai route in February 11, 2016. The US major carrier announce on their website regarding the termination of the flight operation on the said route.

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China's Newly Opened Communist Party Theme Park, Received Mixed Criticism from Social Media

The Cinese government build and opened a Communist Party Theme Park. They aimed to help visitors to teach and better understand the commounist party core values and concepts.

Mexico's Eden, Holbox Island an Ideal Travel Destination

The Holbox Island or the Isla Holbox is considered as the Eden paradise of Mexico. It is also an ideal place for mexican vacation for tourists craving for a nice "low-sound, low-rise" place.

Nov 02, 2015 6:52 AM EST

PetroChina Q3 profit slips on oil price rout

China's biggest oil company PetroChina recorded 81.4% fall in profit for the third quarter indicating 52% below the analysts' forecast. The continuous fall of oil price impacted the performance of the company. Analysts expect rebalancing of oil price in next 12 months.

Nov 02, 2015 2:20 AM EST

Virgin America beats forecast in Q3

Virgin America has surpassed market estimates in revenues for the third quarter of 2015 as it posted $71.9 million revenues as against the forecast of $67mn. The US-based airline operator indicated that earnings per mile may fall in the fourth quarter owing to increasing competition and falling airfares.

Nov 02, 2015 12:25 AM EST

GoPro misses revenue targets on sluggish sales, marketing mistakes

Wearable cameras manufacturer GoPro's results missed the market forecasts. Despite 43 percent growth in reenues, GoPro couldn't meet the forecast as sales on new products were not encouraging. However, the company sees growing demand in overseas markets such as Japan, South Korea and China.

Nov 01, 2015 9:13 PM EST

Ferrari shares rev up in market debut but shift to low gear a week later

Ferrari's IPO share was $52 on opening day. Shares went up to $60.97 before closing at $55. Analysts were quick to see this as a successful move by Ferrari to become an independent company. A week after market debut, Ferrari shares took a 7% dip.

Oct 29, 2015 11:06 AM EDT

Japan Regional Lender Ashikaga and Joyo Bank to Merge

Many businesses consider merging and acquisition to make their industry stronger and to stay alive despite the economic slowdown.

Oct 29, 2015 3:57 AM EDT

Stanley Hotel Plans to Develop the First Horror themed Museum Inspired from the Classic film The Shining

Staney hotel in Estes Park in Colorado is developing the world's first horror themed destination. The hotel is the inspiration of the american horror writer, Stephen King from one of huis book tthat became a film, The Shining.

Oct 29, 2015 3:01 AM EDT

Sheraton Anchorage Hotel Offering Best Anchorage Accommodations and Suite Rooms in Alaska

The Sheraton Anchorage Hotel is located at the Anchorage city in Alaska has the best lodging amenities and hotel services to offer. The Anchorage hotel's suite rooms is definitely the best among the other city hotels.

Oct 29, 2015 2:54 AM EDT

Yum Brands spins off its China business

The US-based Yum Brands Inc has decided to make its China division a separate publicly-traded company. Yum Brands is the owner of popular brands KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell. The sales of these brands have been slipping for the past three years. Yum Brands Inc is planning to regain the market share for the brands in the world's second largest economy. The new company will aim at repositioning the brands.

Oct 29, 2015 2:39 AM EDT