Lightning from the blue on Wall Street, with the alarm on Walmart's consumption - In Europe, thud of Philips and sales on Volkswagen - Race for bonds
Purchases are down but freezers are up - Amazon closes its largest collection center in the US but Walmart has already hired 25 new employees - Apple and others without supplies
The US large-scale retail giant has acquired control of India's largest e-commerce company - Just in New Delhi, Jeff Bezos' group intends to invest 5 billion dollars. The duel continues...
The operation is worth 7,3 billion pounds in cash and shares - The new company will be controlled 58% by Sainsbury's and 42% by Walmart, parent of Asda - The challenge to Tesco, Amazon and Lidl has been officially launched
The traditional supermarket no longer exists: Lidl and Walmart will sell machines inside the store, Carrefour will allow you to pay your bills at the till. But the number of employees is declining
US Treasury auction rates rise - Spanish Bonos boom - Amazon knocks out Wal-Mart (-10,2%) - Telecom Italia sprints in Piazza Affari (+3%) in view of the new industrial plan and large maneuvers on…
On the one hand the alliance between Google and Walmart to sell the latter's products through Google Assistant, on the other the acquisition of Whole Foods by Amazon for 13,7 billion - It's a war between giants for the domination of…
The Chinese giant of online sales recorded record accounts in the second quarter, while the US Wal-Mart, the world's leading chain of stores by turnover, is struggling, recording slightly increased revenues but a negative profit.
The US giant of large-scale distribution, which has always specialized in retail with 4.700 stores throughout the country, is betting strongly on e-commerce: for fast deliveries it wants to take advantage of the journey that its employees make by car to get to the store…
The retail giant will open 59 new stores and expand e-commerce services, anticipating the new president's squeeze on creating new jobs.
It is the latest idea of marketing experts to attract customers - The Portuguese Follow has developed WiiGo, a trolley that literally follows the customer - Walmart, on the other hand, has filed a patent for a trolley equipped with a piloting system…
Revenues increased to 120,85 billion from 120,23 billion: analysts had forecast a turnover of 120,17 billion.
After yesterday's fall on the Stock Exchange, Monte dei Paschi has a capitalization of only 712 million euros, just under double the amount paid to advisors for the last two capital increases: but now it is down…
In absolute first place remained the American retail giant Walmart, with over 482 billion dollars in turnover, followed by the Chinese utility State Grid and China National Petroleum.
Berkshire Hathaway, the billionaire investor's conglomerate, acquired 9,8 million Apple shares in the first quarter, equal to 0,2% of the free float - In return, Buffett reduced his stake in Wal-Mart.
MORNINGSTAR.IT - The explosion of e-commerce has not so far scratched the world record of the large-scale distribution giant which has responded to the competition by opening smaller points of sale alongside department stores and trying to strengthen itself outside the States…
The US giant closed the last quarter with profits of 3,3 billion dollars - Revenues, on the other hand, decreased and in this case expectations were disappointed.
As of September 30, Berkshire owned 59,3 million shares of AT&T (while it held none in June) and 50 million shares of GM (22% up from 41 million in June).
After the good closure of Tokyo and despite the sales on Wall Street due to the profit warning of Walmart, the European stock markets start the day in positive territory - On the Ftse Mib, the start of the banking sector and…
Stock market crash (-10%) of the consumer giant which signals the weakness of American growth and pushes the Fed to postpone the rate hike again - In Europe, the slowdown in industrial production worsens the mood of the markets but…
Group revenues essentially stagnated in the second quarter, while net earnings fell more than forecast to $3,63 billion, or $1,08 per share versus expectations for $1,28.
The US trade giant closed the fourth quarter with a profit of 4,43 billion dollars, down from 5,61 billion a year earlier - Tax increases, more difficult credit and the reduction…
The U.S. retail giant expects fourth-quarter and full-year profit to be in the low end or below its estimates - Weighing extraordinary charges related to the closing of its…
The 63-year-old Doug McMillon, whose appointment is effective immediately, will lead the large-scale distribution giant, succeeding 47-year-old Mike Duke, starting next February XNUMX.
Open war between Walmart and Amazon. One seeks e-commerce, the other a physical network of distribution points. As soon as they are approved, the war of numbers will start
