Business

Europe is launching an international tender for the joint purchase of gas for the first time. It concerns 77 companies from the EU and other European countries that want to buy gas for a total volume of 11.625 billion cubic meters (bcm).…
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Games company Nintendo expects to sell considerably fewer Switch game computers this year than in the previous year. The company behind Mario and Pokémon expects to be able to sell 15 million of those devices in the financial year…
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Germany's industrial production fell much more than expected in March. This was mainly due to a weak performance in the country's important auto sector. The weakening production is fueling fears that the largest economy in Europe is still…
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The US labour market was tighter in April than economists had expected. Employers hired more people than in the previous month, while experts expected a decrease in new jobs. In addition, unemployment remained low, while a slight increase…
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Biotech company Moderna posted much lower sales in the first three months of the year than a year earlier, as demand for its vaccine against the coronavirus has fallen sharply. Experts had expected an even stronger decline. The…
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On Wednesday, Starbucks was among the biggest fallers on the New York stock exchanges. The coffee chain saw turnover and profit rise sharply last quarter, partly thanks to price increases. Despite the higher prices, the number of…
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Tech company Uber Technologies saw demand for taxi rides and meals ordered through its apps rise sharply in the first quarter of this year. Operating profit skyrocketed to an all-time high, from $168 million in the first quarter of…
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The Danish family company LEGO will only consider an IPO as a very last option, where no one in the family would want to run the toy company anymore. Thomas Kirk Kristiansen, who belongs to the fourth generation of the family…
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