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Harley-Davidson Course Change Pays Off
Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson performed much better than expected in the first quarter of the year. The company, which recently developed a new strategy, mainly made more money from its touring motorcycles.
Harley posted sales…
EasyJet Foresees Recovery from the End of May
Budget airline EasyJet expects to be able to fly more from the end of May. Then the British are allowed to go abroad again, and the price fighter also sees that other countries want to make flying possible on a larger scale.
CEO…
Philips Loses Another Patent Case Against Garmin and Fitbit in the US
Philips has lost another patent case it had filed against navigation company Garmin and smartwatch maker Fitbit.
The International Trade Commission (ITC) in the United States confirmed the judge's earlier findings that the U.S.…
TUI and D-Reizen in Court Due to A Dispute About Travel Sums
Travel organizations TUI and D-Reizen will face each other in court in Haarlem on Tuesday because of money from travellers.
Tour operator TUI wants travel agency chain D-Reizen to transfer the down payments from customers for trips…
Biden Promises Millions of Jobs With Historic Trillion Package
US President Joe Biden promised to create millions of jobs with a gigantic infrastructure investment program. In a speech, he explained the plan to invest more than $ 2 trillion in improving roads, internet connections and greening the…
Post Name Change Volkswagen in the US Appears April 1 Joke
Volkswagen's announcement to rename the company to Voltswagen in the United States, as many suspected an April 1 joke, has now also admitted a spokesman for the German carmaker.
The name Voltswagen was a nod to Volkswagen's…
After H&M, Nike Also Came Under Fire in China to Boycott Cotton From Xinjiang
After clothing chain H&M, Nike is now also under fire in China because the American sports brand no longer uses cotton from the Chinese province of Xinjiang due to concerns about forced labour.
On Chinese social media, people…
Turkish Lira Falls by 17 Percent After Dismissal of the Central Bank’s Chief Executive
The Turkish lira fell more than 17 percent against the US dollar on Monday after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan fired the country's central bank's boss on Saturday.
That decision came a few days after the central bank raised the…
Oil Companies and Banks Lead the Way on Lower Japanese Stock Market
The stock market in Japan started the new trading week slightly lower on Monday. The oil companies, in particular, were popular due to the further rise in oil prices. The banking sector also did a profitable business, hoping for a robust…
Asian Markets Mixed After China’s Disappointing Growth Target
Stock markets in the Asian region showed a mixed picture on Friday. A disappointing growth target for the Chinese economy in 2021 weighed on sentiment.
Investors also processed the lower closing stocks on Wall Street, where the…