By Yousef Saba DUBAI (Reuters) -Dubai’s main airport has raised its passenger forecast for this year by 1.5 million to 64.3 million after passenger traffic nearly tripled in the third quarter fr[...]
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Live Nation, Ticketmaster may need breakup, some senators say
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Ticketmaster and owner Live Nation Entertainment, the events ticketing giant behind the recently botched sale of Taylor Swift concert tickets, should be broken up by the D[...]
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Ericsson to invest in 6G network research in Britain
LONDON (Reuters) -Network equipment maker Ericsson will invest millions of pounds in 6G mobile research in Britain, it said on Tuesday, working with universities on hardware security, AI and cognitive[...]
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Drug maker Novo Nordisk invests $744 million to expand Danish plant
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Danish drug maker Novo Nordisk said on Tuesday it plans to invest 5.4 billion Danish crowns ($744 million) to expand its facilities in Bagsvaerd, Denmark. The world’s bigge[...]
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‘Toxic Twitter’ activists ramp up pressure on brands after Trump account reinstated
By Sheila Dang (Reuters) – A coalition of civil rights activists on Monday were urging Twitter’s advertisers to issue statements about pulling their ads off the social media platform after[...]
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German industry calls for more support to diversify beyond China
BERLIN (Reuters) -One of Germany’s main industry lobby groups called on Monday for more support for industry to diversify trade beyond China, as the government prepares new policies aimed at red[...]
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Penguin Random House scraps $2.2 billion deal to merge with Simon & Schuster
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Penguin Random House, the world’s largest book publisher, and smaller U.S. rival Simon & Schuster have scrapped a $2.2 billion deal to merge, Penguin owner Bertelsmann[...]
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Disney brings back Bob Iger as CEO in surprise move to boost growth
By Lisa Richwine and Dawn Chmielewski LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Bob Iger is returning to Walt Disney Co as chief executive less than a year after he retired, a surprise comeback that coincides wit[...]
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‘It’s over’: Twitter France’s head quits amid layoffs
PARIS (Reuters) -Twitter Inc’s head of French operations, Damien Viel, said he was quitting the social media platform, whose new owner Elon Musk recently fired top executives and enforced steep[...]
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