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Screen fades to black. Roll credits. Or is there another act for Family Video, brought to the brink by the coronavirus?
The brick-and-mortar DVD rental chain insists it’s not ready to bow out
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Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, said on Friday it was selling its retail operations in Argentina to South American supermarket chain owner Grupo de Narváez, pulling back as the country
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Shares of News Corp. surged 10 percent on Friday after the publishing giant said it swung to profit with better-than-expected quarterly results.
The parent of the New York Post and the Wall Street
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The Hershey Co. posted a sweet third-quarter profit as Americans stocked up on chocolate and baked their own treats amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Pennsylvania candy maker’s operating
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Coty posted a surprise quarterly profit on Friday as demand for its beauty products and fragrances recovered from lockdown lows and the cosmetics maker kept a tight lid on costs, sending its shares 17
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At Kroger, customers can buy a maximum of two such items, according to a spokesperson who told the network that the limits, which began this week, apply in stores and online.
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The coronavirus has some industries on their last life — but it’s given video games a major power-up.
Gaming industry revenues are expected to surge nearly 20 percent this year to about $175
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More consumers are traveling now than in the early months of the pandemic, which fueled a surprise quarterly profit for the largest hotel company in the world.
Marriott International, whose 7,600
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The US labor market’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic continued to slow in October with employers adding 638,000 jobs as infections surged across the country, the feds said Friday.
Last
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Airbnb plans to make its IPO registration public next week, putting it on course for a New York stock market debut in December even as the COVID-19 pandemic intensifies, two people familiar with the
Screen fades to black. Roll credits. Or is there another act for Family Video, brought to the brink by the coronavirus? The brick-and-mortar DVD rental chain insists it’s not ready to bow out
