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Coca-Cola's Sales In North America Are Rising, Shifting The Company's Focus Toward A Domestic Market
Yelp Endeavors Into Food Delivery Business By Purchasing Eat24 Mobile Application
Yelp has purchased the food delivery mobile application Eat24 for $134 million, initiating its venture into the ordering business, currently dominated by groups like Delivery and GrubHub.
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Anthem Health Insurance Security Breach Affects Millions Of Customers
Managed healthcare company Anthem has announced that hackers have attacked the company's computer system, compromising the personal information of millions of customers around the country.
RadioShack Slated For Bankruptcy Following New York Stock Exchange Suspension
RadioShack is said to be heading for possible bankruptcy following its recent suspension from the New York Stock Exchange.
Staples Will Purchase Office Depot For An Equity Value Of Approximately $6.3 Billion
Staples Inc. will purchase Office Depot Inc. for an equity value of approximately $6.3 billion ($11 per share), reducing the country's office supply industry to a single major chain.
Exxon Mobil Stocks Expected To Decrease In 2015
Exxon Mobil's stocks are expected to decrease for financial year 2015, CNBC analyst Jim Cramer revealed during a recent interview featured on the channel's "Squawk On The Street" program.
Apple's New Command Center In Arizona Promises $2 Billion Investment Over Next 30 Years
Apple has announced that it will construct a global operations command center based in Mesa, Ariz. that promises a $2 billion investment over the course of 30 years, USA Today reports.
Gap Removes Creative Director Role In E-Commerce And Marketing Restructuring
Gap Inc. has removed its chief marketing officer positions for the Gap and Banana Republic brands, Bidness ETC reports.
AOL Plans To Fire 150 Workers And Combine Two Websites
AOL Inc. is planning to fire about 150 workers and combine two of its websites into the tech homepage Engadget, a source close to the company disclosed to Bloomberg News.
Time Warner Cable Loses 38,000 Residential Video Customers In Fourth Quarter
Time Warner Cable lost 38,000 residential video customers in the fourth quarter of financial year 2014, Reuters reports, reporting low revenue rates in an increasingly competitive media market.
Shell Announces Plans To Make ‘Enormous’ Spending Cuts
Royal Dutch Shell has announced that it plans on slashing spending by scaling back its planned capital investment by $15 billion over the next three years, CNN reports.
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