Adidas to slash Reebok store base in India
Germany's Adidas said it would cut the number of its Reebok stores in India by about one-third as it restructures operations in the country after discovering 'irregularities' at Reebok India.
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Adidas ups outlook, announces India probe
Germany's Adidas raised its outlook for 2012 driven by better than expected sales in China and Japan in the first-quarter even as it announced probe into charges related to 'commercial irregularities'
Bayer says profits up 54% in first quarter
German chemicals and pharmaceuticals giant Bayer, maker of Aspirin, said on Thursday it got off to an 'encouraging start' to 2012 with net profit soaring 53.5 per cent in the first three months.
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Volkswagen says profits raced ahead by 86 pct in 1st quarter
Volkswagen, Europe's biggest car maker, said on Thursday it got off to a 'successful' start to 2012, with net profit nearly doubling in the first three months.
VW said in a statement its net profit m
Volkswagen says profits raced ahead by 86% in 1st quarter
Volkswagen, Europe's biggest car maker, said Thursday it got off to a 'successful' start to 2012 with net profit nearly doubling in the first three months.
VW said in a statement its net profit motor
GM to expand capacity in low-cost countries: Magazine
General Motors may expand production capacity in low-cost countries while closing its Bochum plant in Germany and Ellesmere Port site in Britain, a German magazine said, citing an internal strategy do
Audi in talks to buy bike maker Ducati: Sources
Volkswagen AG unit Audi is in talks to buy Italian motorbike maker Ducati, two sources familiar with the matter said, in a deal that could extend a long-standing rivalry with BMW to superbikes as well
Strikes at Frankfurt airport extended until Friday
Striking workers at Frankfurt airport are extending their stoppage until Friday evening in a bid to further turn up pressure in their pay dispute, unions said Tuesday.
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Severe disruption seen at Frankfurt airport due to strike
Frankfurt airport, Europe's third busiest hub, on Thursday warned passengers of severe delays and cancellations as workers on the airport tarmac prepared to stage a walkout over pay.
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Oracle miss sparks Wall Street fears of spending cuts
Oracle Corp's dismal quarterly results sent shock waves across the technology sector as investors feared they may have overestimated the resilience of corporate tech spending in a deteriorating global