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Wal-Mart's New Unlimited Shipping Service Delivers Products To Customers Within Three Days
J.C. Penney To Begin Selling Sephora Products Online Later This Month
J.C. Penney will begin selling Sephora products online by later this month, Reuters reports, adding that the company plans to add more outlets in locations across the country.
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Netflix Officials Urge FCC To Block AT&T’s DirecTV Purchase
Netflix officials have written a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) asking them to block AT&T's recent purchase of DirecTV.
Sprint Remains The Third Largest Mobile Network Company In The United States
Mobile network company Sprint remains the third largest major carrier within the industry, following an almost six-month-long period of increased subscriptions.
Wells Fargo Accused Of Fraudulent Banking Practices, Including Withdrawing Money From Customers Without Permission
Wells Fargo has been accused of fraudulent banking practices, including withdrawing money from customers without their permission in order to satisfy sales quotas.
Walt Disney Quarterly Profits Surpass Estimates With Consumer Product And Theme Park Revenue
Walt Disney's quarterly profits surpassed estimates postulated by several analysts, mainly due to revenue coming in from consumer products and theme park locations, the Financial Times reports.
McDonald’s Restructuring Strategy Includes Plan To Increase Franchise-Owned Locations From 81 To 90 Percent
McDonald's Chief Executive Officer Steve Easterbrook has announced a restructuring strategy aimed at revamping the fast food chain's branding and business model.
Time Warner Cable Inc. Could Be A Buyer Or Seller In Future Business Plans, Says CEO Rob Marcus
Time Warner Cable Inc. Chief Executive Officer Robert Marcus has revealed that the telecommunications company could emerge as a buyer or seller following its merger breakup with Comcast Corp., the Wall Street Journal reports.
Tesla Motors Plans To Invest In Solar-Powered Charging Infrastructure In Japan
Tesla Motors has announced that it plans on investing in solar-powered charging infrastructure throughout Japan.
Deutsche Bank AG Hit With $2.5 Billion Fine For Alleged Participation In Libor Rigging Scandal
Deutsche Bank AG, one of the world's largest finance institutions, has been ordered to pay a $2.5 billion fine for its alleged participation in a Libor rigging scandal.
Facebook's Revenue Rises 42 Percent In First Quarter, Despite Losses From Rising US Dollar
Facebook's revenue rose 42 percent in the first quarter of fiscal year 2015, despite losses from the rising United States dollar.
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