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Alibaba Group bought back shares valued at $4.8 billion in the March quarter. On Tuesday, the Chinese e-commerce firm said it had made its second biggest-ever repurchase after whining up its shares buyback plan in February.

April 2, 2024

Business

Alibaba buys back shares worth $4.8bn

The chief executive of Swiss watchmaker Swatch Group said in a newspaper interview that the Chinese market will probably be challenging until the end of the year, with customers hesitating over higher prices.

March 31, 2024

Business

Swatch CEO discusses challenges in Chinese market

On Saturday, a group of investors led by private equity company PAG reported a $8.3 billion investment in a 60% stake in Chinese property company Dalian Wanda's mall unit.

March 30, 2024

Business

PAG, Dalian Wanda, and others seal deal for NCM

A German court ruled on Thursday somewhat in favor of customers in a class action case against Mercedes Benz over diesel emissions defeat machines.

March 28, 2024

Business

Stuttgart Court finds Mercedes diesel models had cheat devices

GameStop's shares sank over 18% before the bell on Wednesday, as the brick-and-mortar video game retailer reported a drop in fourth-quarter earnings due to a spending slowdown and increasing competition from e-commerce companies.

March 27, 2024

Business

GameStop shares plummet 18% as fourth-quarter earnings drop

Trump Media & Technology Group stocks surged over 36% on Tuesday in their debut on the Nasdaq. Two years after the business reported its merger with a blank-check company, this occurred.

March 26, 2024

Business

TMTG’s market debut and Trump’s stake

On Friday, Canada's banking regulator said that lenders will keep restricting the number of mortgage borrowers with highly leveraged loans in their portfolios as Canadians wrestle with massive debt in a challenging financial environment.

March 23, 2024

Business

OSFI implements cap on high-ratio mortgages in Canada

Three Californians who can’t consume dairy say they pay extra prices for alternatives at coffee chains and claim a breach of civil rights law.

March 22, 2024

Business

Starbucks faces lawsuit over extra charges for non-dairy milk

French luxury house Hermes has been sued in California over argues it unlawfully permits only customers with "sufficient purchase history" with the firm to purchase its famed Birkin handbags.

March 21, 2024

Business

Allegations against Hermès spark antitrust lawsuit

Federal Reserve officials left their policy conference in late January in quest of "greater confidence" that inflation was on a tolerable downward path, a notably squishy standard they set for resolving when the U.S. central bank might begin cutting interest rates.

March 20, 2024

Business

Federal Reserve seeks ‘greater confidence’ in inflation trend

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