McDonald’s, the world’s largest hamburger chain, said global comparable sales grew 6.5% in October on strong performance of some local and value-menu items, as well as new offerings and store renovations.
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Adidas (ADDYY) aims to boost its sales to 17 billion euros ($24 billion) by 2015 as part of a strategy to overtake Nike (NKE) as the world’s largest sporting goods company.
“Our aspirations are to outperform total market growth … to outgrow our maj…
Flying home this holiday season could cost you a lot more than last year as increased demand pushes up airfares.
A return ticket from Philadelphia to Orlando over Thanksgiving is 59% more expensive than in 2009, USA Today reported. A round trip from …
Rolls-Royce shares dropped further on Monday as investors fretted about the impact of problems with Rolls-Royce engines on Airbus A380s.
Last week, a Rolls-Royce engine exploded during a Qantas Airways (QUBSF) flight from Singapore to Sydney, forcing an emergency landing in Singapore. Today, Qantas said it found oil leaks in the engines of some of its grounded A380s.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) economists defended Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s decision to pump billions of dollars into the economy, saying the move will boost economic growth.
The Fed’s plan to buy $600 billion of assets will improve growth and red…