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Despite a drop in travel and travel retail sales, the industry's top 10 retailers remain in business and buoyed by a variety of new concepts and local developments

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El beneficio neto de Royal Dutch Shell cae el 1 por ciento en mitad del año No han recuperado aún los niveles previos a la crisis de la Covid-19, pero las petroleras europeas sí han recibido un fuerte espaldarazo en bolsa gracias al rally del precio del crudo. Los grandes nombres del sector en el Viejo Continente han visto incrementarse su capitalización bursátil en algo más de 6o.000 millones de euros en lo que llevamos de año. La falta de acuerdo en la reunión de la OPEP y sus socios...

New Generation Research Inc. Adds Jack Tracy to Key Management Position Share Article Appoints Jack Tracy as BankruptcyData Chief Product Officer based in New York Jacks experience as a practicing attorney and as product expert in the information industry makes him a superb fit for BankruptcyData. BOSTON (PRWEB) May 09, 2021 New Generation Research Inc. today announced the appointment of Jack Tracy as Chief Product Officer for the...

WaPo Feb 26, 2021 8:40 PM ET Data on a subset of businesses ― those registered as corporations ― show that some sectors are faring much worse than others, with restaurants, retailers, entertainment companies, real estate firms and oil and gas ventures filing for protection in far greater numbers than in previous years, according to New Generation Research. Bankruptcies filed by entertainment companies in 2020 nearly quadrupled, and filings nearly tripled for oil and gas companies, doubled f...

The first wave of COVID bankruptcies has arrived Updated: February 26 Published February 26 Share on Facebook Print article A New Albany, Ohio, music school offering piano, guitar and violin lessons racked up nearly $1 million in loans and $35,000 in credit card debt. A fine dining restaurant in Providence, R.I., received more than $450,000 in federal small-business funds to help pay workers but still had to close its doors. A nonprofit overseeing the Kit Carson Home and Museum in Taos...

The pandemic is pushing the industry further away from cigarettes, booze and airports, and towards China

What next: Life after the pandemic Gulf News talks to experts at Julius Baer on how the world will look post the pandemic In association with Image Credit: Gulf News Gulf News spoke to Julius Baer, the Swiss Wealth Manager, on the world after the corona crisis. All in all, the general trend is that the crisis accelerates existing structural trends rather than creating new ones. The world will nevertheless look different, but neither as much as we hope nor as ...