Flipkart invests $35 million in Indian fashion brand to target youth

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Flipkart invests $35 million in Indian fashion brand to target youth

Flipkart on Thursday announced it has invested $35 million in Arvind Fashions for a significant minority stake in one the decades-old Indian firm’s subsidiaries as the Walmart-owned firm looks to widen its hold on fashion e-commerce in the world’s second …
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PRECIOUS-Gold rises towards nine-year peak as virus cases spike

(Recasts, adds comments, updates prices). * Dollar near multi-week low. * U.S. weekly jobless claims due at 1230 GMT. * GRAPHIC-2020 asset returns: tmsnrt.rs/2jvdmXl. * Interactive graphic tracking global spread of coronavirus: open tmsnrt.rs/3aIRuz7 in …
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Reality Begins To Sink In For Airline Investors And Employees After United Warns Of 36000 Looming Layoffs

It’s neither sporting nor good manners to laugh at people who just lost a bunch of money, but for the many investors who saw their investments in United Airlines’ stock drop a third in value over the last 30 days, the question must be asked: “What were you …
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Planning significant investment, more hiring in India: Zoom

Popular video conferencing app Zoom is planning to make a significant investment in India over the next five years and ramp up hiring, a top company executive said as he sought to shed any links of Zoom with China ahead of competition from billionaire …
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British recruiters' income falters as pandemic stifles hiring

(Reuters) – British recruiter PageGroup (PAGE.L) said on Thursday it hoped a coronavirus-driven slump in hiring activity would soon taper off after it cut more staff in May and June to help it survive the industry’s biggest crisis in a decade. FILE PHOTO: A …
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