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Cognizant beats quarterly profit estimates on gradual recovery in IT services demand

(Reuters) – Cognizant Technology Solutions beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter profit on Wednesday, helped by recovery in demand as more businesses turn to the IT services provider. The results signal a recovery in the business environment, with clients increasingly relying on the IT and consulting services offered by Cognizant to digitize their business operations. …

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Coinbase posts third-quarter profit on trading strength

By Pritam Biswas (Reuters) – Coinbase Global posted a third-quarter profit on Wednesday, helped by strong trading volumes at the exchange as cryptocurrency increasingly becomes a part of the mainstream investment industry following a string of regulatory clearances. Crypto markets have been volatile this year, with some of the key assets gaining after the U.S. …

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Starbucks CEO vows to overhaul its cafes and simplify its menu

(Reuters) – Starbucks on Wednesday reported a 7% drop in global comparable sales for the fourth quarter as the coffee chain struggles to revive demand for its pricey lattes in the key U.S. and China markets. Last week, Starbucks reported preliminary fourth-quarter results and suspended its annual forecast through the next fiscal year as new …

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AXA’s nine-month revenue up 7%, on track to meet annual target

(Reuters) – France’s AXA, Europe’s second-biggest insurer, posted on Wednesday a 7% increase in sales for the first nine months, in line with expectations, with improved customer retention and market share in some segments. AXA said it is confident of achieving underlying earnings per share growth in 2024 in line with its 6%-8% annual growth …

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VW demands 10% wage cuts to save jobs as profits plunge

By Christina Amann and Andrey Sychev WOLFSBURG, Germany (Reuters) -Volkswagen asked its workers to take a 10% pay cut on Wednesday, arguing it was the only way that Europe’s biggest carmaker could save jobs and remain competitive as profits plunged to a three-year low and union bosses threatened strikes. It was the first official confirmation …

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Airbus picks successor for jetmaking arm, CEO stays on

By Tim Hepher PARIS (Reuters) -Europe’s Airbus kickstarted a surprise leadership transition in its biggest business on Wednesday, with the chief of German engine-maker MTU Aero Engines tapped to replace Christian Scherer as head of planemaking from 2026. It is the second time in just over a year that the world’s largest planemaker has announced …

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DoorDash forecasts strong fourth quarter, bets on demand for online delivery

By Ananya Mariam Rajesh (Reuters) -DoorDash forecast fourth-quarter core profit above estimates on Wednesday, as the online delivery firm bets on more consumers using the platform to order groceries to beauty products during the holiday period. The company also posted a profit for the first time since going public in late 2020 and beat quarterly …

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BHP leaves a new offer for British copper miner Anglo on the table

(Reuters) – BHP said that comments made by its chairman at Wednesday’s annual general meeting did not mean the company rules out a renewed offer for Anglo American, months after its failed bid in May. Chairman Ken MacKenzie said earlier in the day that the company has “moved on” to focus on growth opportunities. The …

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Commerzbank’s future is up to its board and management, German minister says

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Commerzbank’s management and supervisory board is responsible for deciding the lender’s next steps after Italian rival Unicredit became its largest private shareholder, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said on Wednesday. The German government holds a 12% stake in the country’s second-largest lender and has faced calls to act on Unicredit’s enlarged holding …

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