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Dairy Crest Shuts Down Two Factories, Puts 260 Jobs in Danger
Dairy Crest will cease the operation of two plants and planning to cut expenses which will involve more than 200 jobs in danger.
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Warm Climate Affects Retailers Forced to Offer Discount on Latest Winter Collection
Fashion retailers are putting out their promo signage for their knitwear and coats. They have been conducting huge markdown activities since sales have been slacking lately.
Pfizer might Return for AstraZeneca
The famous fund official, who was supporting AstraZeneca declined Pfizer's takeover program, expects the US drug brand to come up with a different offer when it arrives in UK.
Tesco Boss Promotes Culture Change to Reinvent Brand
The brand badly needs culture change if it aims reinvention. This is according to the organization's top official Dave Lewis.
Sharp Cuts Jobs in Europe, Teams Up With European Electronics Companies
Electronics Company Sharp is restructuring its European division and forms a strategic alliance with two other electronics companies based in Europe.
GameStop Prepares for Holiday Season, Hires 25,000 Employees
American video game, consumer electronics and wireless services retailer is planning to go into overdrive this coming holiday season and announced plans to hire 25,000 employees to do so.
Blackberry Passport In Stores Now
Blackberry Passport, the square smartphone from the Canadian company, if finally in stores. Blackberry CEO John Chen unveiled Tuesday the brand's latest gadget in the event in Toronto.
Polaroid Launches Mini-Camera Cheaper Than GoPro
Polaroid introduces an action camera to rival the hit camera among travelers, GoPro. Polaroid released the action camera The Cube on Tuesday priced at $99.
Samsung Edges Out Apple By Releasing Galaxy Note 4 This Week
Samsung will release the Galaxy Note 4 later this week ahead of its October 17 worldwide launch. Samsung announced Wednesday that they'll be releasing this week the anticipated large-screen Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in South Korea and China, a few weeks earlier than the planned October 17 worldwide launch.
Learn a Skill Without Paying Too Much: Online Education Company Offers Inexpensive Course
U.S.-based online education company Udacity announced Wed. its first “nanodegree” course. U. S. -based online education company Udacity announced Wed.
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