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Shares of Peloton Interactive were down about 9 percent in mid-day trading Monday after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in an unusual move, warned people to stop using the company’s Tread+ “immediately” if they have children or pets in the home, citing 39 incidents including one death. Peloton called the warning “inaccurate and misleading” but some analysts felt the heightened safety concerns could slow subscriber growth. The warning comes after Peloton, on March 1...

Oil Up On The Week As Demand Recovery Optimism Intensifies by Ship & Bunker News Team Friday April 16, 2021 A big jump in Chinas gross domestic product wasnt enough to prevent a modest slide in crude prices on Friday; however, overall optimism for demand recovery that gained traction in earlier sessions was enough to propel oil to a healthy weekly gain. Brent on Friday settled down 17 cents at 6 percent on the week; West Texas Intermediate settled down 33 cents at Indias coronavirus infec...

Tesco benefitted from its essential shop status, but not enough to offset costs. Picture: Getty Images TESCO profits tumbled by around a fifth after coronavirus costs of almost £900 million offset surging sales. The supermarket giant said pre-tax profits slid to £825m for the 12 months to February, compared with £1.03 billion the previous year. It said profits were weighed down by £892m in Covid-related costs and the company’s decision to hand £585m in business rates relief back to...

EasyJet chief is right to be living in fantasy land Johan Lundgren seems to be willing Europe into opening up to tourism this summer - no surprise given the airlines financial situation 14 April 2021 • 5:22pm Great athletes often visualise winning to achieve success in real life. “I lie in bed the night before the game and visualise myself scoring goals or doing well,” Wayne Rooney once said. Rugby player Jonny Wilkinson used the same technique: "I imagine the sensation of how the ball...

» 2 experts explain why the company whose ship blocked the Suez Canal has seen its stock surge 28% since the incident started 2 experts explain why the company whose ship blocked the Suez Canal has seen its stock surge 28% since the incident started Emily GraffeoApr 13, 2021, 22:00 IST Suez Canal Authority Ever Given ship got stuck in the Suez Canal. We spoke with two analysts who said its not unusual for freight tanker stocks to see bouts of volatility. Freight tanker stocks are heavily tied...

Half a dozen new Greggs stores will open up in zones one and two in central London, including in the City of London, after falling rents in the capital made London spaces more attractive.

But turnover tumbled by 29 per cent to £11.8billion as air traffic was disrupted worldwide. The £4billion loss – which compares with a £583million profit in 2019 – was worse than analysts had expected. In an effort to get through the crisis, Rolls kicked off a huge restructuring last May that included cutting 9,000 jobs from its 52,000-strong workforce and selling parts of the business worth £2billion.  Rolls has also raised £7.3billion – which included arranging loans and selling n...

Business software maker Oracle Corp's cloud division reported quarterly revenue that missed analysts' estimates, on increased competition from Amazon.com Inc and Microsoft Corp for cloud services due to remote working.

Drilling in April to turnaround Tullow’s tough times Tullow Oil has reported a post-tax loss of $1.22 billion for 2020, with production to continue sliding in 2020. Maersk Valiant and Maersk Venturer Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Tullow Oil has reported a post-tax loss of $1.22 billion for 20...

President Joe Biden’s new $1.9 trillion economic relief package includes $14 billion to keep thousands of flight attendants, pilots and other staf...