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A new sexy queen has been crowned! Earlier today, Esquire announced that Emilia Clarke has been named this year’s Sexiest Woman Alive, following in the footsteps of…
Well, it was bound to happen sometime. After years of shattering expectations with continued audience growth, The Walking Dead finally showed signs it may be slowing down. Per Nielsen…
(Reuters) – Twitter Inc said it would lay off up to 336 employees, or about 8 percent of its global workforce, as part of a plan to streamline operations. The layoffs, mainly in the company’s product and engineering functions, come about a week after the microblogging service provider appointed co-founder Jack Dorsey its permanent chief executive. “And the rest of the organization will be streamlined in parallel.” Shares of Twitter,
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As millennials and baby boomers flock to urban cores, embracing shared cars and bicycles, the discount for living farther away is growing.
The U.S. conglomerate has now inked $126 billion in transactions — more than half of its overall target — since announcing in April it would seek to reduce its GE Capital financing business to less than 10 percent of earnings as it focuses more on industrial manufacturing. GE Capital accounted for 42 percent of the company’s profit in 2014. Only one remaining significant GE Capital business in the United States
Emerging markets aren’t just suffering through another market rout—it’s a third wave of the financial crisis, Goldman said.
PepsiCo Inc and Coca-Cola Co are in talks to invest in Chobani LLC, in a deal that the Greek yogurt maker hopes could value it at as much $3 billion, including debt, according to people familiar with the matter. Chobani is exploring selling a minority stake, including warrants owned by private equity firm TPG Capital LP that account for between 10 percent and 20 percent of the yogurt maker’s equity
EMC said Dell had secured financing of up to $49.5 billion from banks to fund the roughly $67 billion deal announced on Monday. While IBM Corp (IBM.N), Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.O), Oracle Corp (ORCL.N) and Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ.N) could be potential suitors for EMC, the chances of them challenging Dell with a rival offer are slim, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday. Dell’s offer is structured in
