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tesla charging stations set ablaze amid backlash against elon musk

Tesla charging stations in Massachusetts were set ablaze amid growing backlash against Elon Musk, linked to his political ties and actions. Seven stations were damaged in what police deemed an intentional fire, coinciding with a significant drop in Tesla's sales in Europe and a 37% decline in stock value since Trump's inauguration. Demonstrations have escalated, with vandalism reported and political tensions rising as Musk's activism increasingly impacts consumer sentiment.

hsbc rises ahead of results while bt suffers from downgrade

London's FTSE 100 rose 0.2% to 8,782.89, with HSBC gaining ahead of its annual results. In contrast, BT Group fell sharply after Citi downgraded its rating to 'sell,' citing concerns over Openreach's revenue decline and the sustainability of BT Consumer's pricing. InterContinental Hotels also saw a decline despite reporting increased profits and a share buyback announcement.

pepsico's diverse global revenue streams and market challenges in fourth quarter

PepsiCo, Inc. is a leading global manufacturer of non-alcoholic beverages and snacks, with 60.8% of its revenue generated in North America. The company’s product distribution includes beverages like Aquafina and Gatorade, and snacks such as Lay's and Doritos, across various regions including Europe, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific. Geographically, the revenue breakdown shows significant contributions from the USA (57%), Mexico (7.7%), and Canada (4.1%), among others.

Peter Schiff calls for US to sell seized Bitcoin to cut deficit

Peter Schiff has urged President Biden to sell all federally held Bitcoin to reduce the 2024 budget deficit and eliminate plans for a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve." Schiff argues that this move would prevent future administrations, like Trump’s, from establishing a national BTC stockpile. Meanwhile, countries such as Russia and Brazil are exploring their own Bitcoin reserves, highlighting the growing recognition of cryptocurrency as a hedge against inflation and geopolitical risks.

epfo reports 9.33 percent increase in member additions for september

The Employees" Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) reported a 9.33% increase in net member additions, totaling 18.81 lakh in September 2024, compared to the same month last year. New enrollments reached approximately 9.47 lakh, marking a 6.22% rise from September 2023. This growth is attributed to enhanced employment opportunities and increased awareness of employee benefits.

tjx companies reports strong holiday start but guidance disappoints investors

TJX Companies reported a strong start to the holiday shopping season, with fiscal third-quarter earnings per share of $1.14, surpassing expectations. However, its holiday quarter guidance of $1.12 to $1.14 fell short of Wall Street"s $1.18 forecast, leading to a decline in shares. Comparable sales growth is expected to be between 2% and 3%, while the company anticipates full-year earnings between $4.15 and $4.17, slightly below analyst expectations.

ubs joint ventures invest in sanctioned chinese companies amid controversy

UBS joint ventures have invested approximately CHF 1 billion in two Chinese companies under US sanctions, including Aviation Industry Corporation of China Xi"an and Hikvision. The bank holds 49% and 20% stakes in these firms, which are linked to the Chinese government and have been on the sanctions list since 2021. UBS asserts that these transactions comply with legal regulations.
18:11 19.11.2024

wiss bank faces scrutiny over ties to sanctioned chinese military firms

UBS is reportedly linked to Chinese military companies under U.S. sanctions, investing around $1 billion in fighter jet manufacturer Avic Xi"an and surveillance supplier Hikvision through joint ventures. Despite selling shares after the sanctions were imposed, UBS"s joint ventures have made significant purchases, raising concerns about potential U.S. retaliation. The bank maintains that its investments comply with U.S. laws, asserting that trading of these securities is permissible outside the U.S. as long as U.S. persons are not involved.
16:38 19.11.2024

walmart warns of potential price increases due to proposed trump tariffs

Walmart"s CFO, John David Rainey, indicated that the retailer may need to raise prices on some items if proposed tariffs by President-elect Trump are implemented, despite the company"s commitment to everyday low prices. While two-thirds of Walmart"s products are domestically sourced, the potential tariffs could still lead to inflationary pressures on consumers. Other retailers, like Lowe"s, are also preparing for increased costs due to these tariffs, which could impact their supply chains significantly.
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