Abercrombie & Fitch shares slumped 25% on Wednesday after its sales outlook disappointed and the company said mall traffic has declined. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Getty Images Abecrombie & Fitch shares slumped 25% Wednesday after the clothing retailer for teens and college-age consumers reported disappointing sales growth and outlook and said it will shut
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Factories in China’s Shandong province. Zhang Peng | LightRocket | Getty Images Judging by the latest reports from Chinese companies, the world’s second-largest economy still has a challenging stretch ahead. Take earnings reports in the last few weeks from the country’s technology giants: Then on Monday, China’s National Bureau of Statistics said industrial profits fell
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With the Trump administration blacklisting Huawei, China’s biggest tech player, we’ve seen stocks suffer and trade tensions heighten. The company makes phone and networking equipment, but according to the U.S. government, it’s also also a security risk for 5G networks. As the dispute continues, what does this mean for the global tech sector and the
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Captive Insurance jda Stewart’s Shops runs convenience stores in New York and Vermont, and is subject to New York corporation franchise taxes. For the tax years 2006-2009, Stewart Shops made payments to its wholly-owned captive insurance company, called Black Ridge Insurance Company (hereinafter “BRIC”), and took a deduction for those premium payments. The New York
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IKEA’s new Manhattan Planning Studio Andria Cheng When home-furnishings giant IKEA in April opened its first smaller U.S. city-center format, dubbed Planning Studio, in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the Swedish chain said that’s one telling example of how it’s reaching customers in “new ways that are more accessible and more personalized.” Accessible it is for Karima Rustin,
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