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App redesign haunts Snap as investors flee

(Reuters) – Shares of Snap Inc sank as much as 22 percent to the lowest since its 2017 flotation on Wednesday, after first quarter numbers showed it losing confidence among users and advertisers due to a widely-panned redesign of Snapchat.

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Qatar Airways CEO says 777X behind schedule but sees Boeing catching up

The head of Qatar Airways said Boeing’s 777X aircraft programme was experiencing delays, but he was sure that Boeing (BA.N) would catch up and deliveries of the jet would start on time in 2020. “Boeing I think is a couple of months behind schedule but there is still time and they will catch up,” Chief Executive Akbar al Baker told reporters on Wednesday. The 406-seat 777-9, the main model of a two-aircraft family known as 777X, aims to maintain Boeing’s grip on the ‘mini-jumbo’ market by leapfrogging Airbus’s (AIR.PA) 365-seat A350-1000, its European rival’s largest twin-engined jet. …read more […]

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Exclusive: UPS weighs strategy to deliver bulky goods to boost growth

(Reuters) – United Parcel Service Inc is in talks with at least one U.S. trucking firm to launch an in-home delivery service for large, heavy goods such as couches and treadmills, as the world’s largest package deliverer looks to cash in on one the fastest growing segments of online retail.

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App redesign haunts Snap as investors flee stock

(Reuters) – Shares of Snap Inc fell 17 percent on Wednesday, a day after the Snapchat owner missed first-quarter user targets and said revenue growth would see a substantial slowdown in the current quarter as backlash over the app’s redesign kept advertisers at bay.

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Unilever defends move to Dutch HQ

LONDON (Reuters) – Unilever defended its plan to move its headquarters to the Netherlands at what could be its last London annual general meeting on Wednesday, saying the decision had nothing to do with protectionism or Dutch takeover rules.

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GM to provide loans to Korean unit, state-run bank to receive shares: sources

SEOUL (Reuters) – General Motors’ planned $3.6 billion cash infusion to rescue its South Korean business will be in the form of loans, while Korea Development Bank (KDB) will receive preference shares for its $750 million investment in GM Korea, two sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

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