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...The global equity strategy team at Citi, led by Robert Buckland, say stocks around the world may well be stuck over the next 12 months....
...Citi cites the former’s “high exposure to uncontracted volumes and an increasing likelihood that the business will need to do a rights issue”....
...Here’s what Citi’s been writing this morning: EPS To Fall 50% — Citi economists now expect global GDP to contract 1.6% in 2020. This would imply a 50% drop in European EPS....
...Encouraging UK consumer trends and a “slightly more benign competitive capacity environment” mean EasyJet can beat consensus expectations, said Barclays....
...The figures in the US and Australia have also been on a downward trend....
...“James v UMG Recordings” is a dispute about how much money musicians should receive from digital downloads of their work....
...So says bullish Citi analyst Geoffrey Dennis. But is this a temporary bout of contrarianism? Beyondbrics takes a look. First off, the numbers....
...Dealmakers say both the capital markets records and the jump in M&A are being driven by a rise in confidence following Asia’s V-shaped recovery from the global financial crisis, which is estimated by the...
...I am very pleased to say that the government found them to be consistent with their objective as an investor in Citi, and our concepts have been incorporated into the agreement....
...Bucking the upward trend in retail, Coach lost 7.3 per cent to $14.72 after the handbag maker disclosed a fall in second-quarter profit....
...Syl Tang tracks trends and runs HipGuide Inc....
...Coach and Tiffany’s products are much closer to being discretionary goods than luxury goods for the really rich....
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