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October 22, 2012, at 4:40 PMThe manufacturer of the classic cab is entering the British equivalent of bankruptcy, throwing the future of the vehicles into doubt
The manufacturer of the classic cab is entering the British equivalent of bankruptcy, throwing the future of the vehicles into doubt
Coca-Cola manages to keep fast-growing Apple at bay in the annual ranking, while the financial sector takes a harsh hit
The roast-beef chain tries to make customers think "sandwich shop" rather than "fast food." Here, a pictorial guide to other brand turnarounds
The Swedish company comes under fire for photo-shopping women into oblivion
Spain is proceeding with painful spending cuts and tax hikes that could deepen the country's economic woes — but may be necessary to score loans from Europe
The massive home improvement chain is shuttering all seven of its big-box stores in China — even while competitors like Ikea are making money hand over fist
India sees itself as a country on the rise, but stubborn obstacles — including endemic corruption and political gridlock — suggest that it might fall short of its promise
The online auctioneer will no longer let you sell magic potions. What else is out of bounds?
The Swedish furniture chain plans to open a hundred boutique hotels across Europe — but it won't even use its own name
One of the first lady's favorite clothing retailers is trying its luck in the world's most populous nation, but Chinese shoppers may be puzzled by the brand
Officially, Europe's economic powerhouse uses the euro. But there are still billions upon billions of deutsche marks being traded all around Germany
The latest controversy roiling global banks could affect trillions of dollars worth of financial contracts
For the first time in decades, the average Canadian family surpasses its U.S. counterpart in terms of net worth. Here, 4 theories as to how it happened
Europe and China slash interest rates, and Britain says it will essentially print money — raising fears that the world's top bankers are entering "panic mode"
European leaders achieve a major breakthrough in tackling the continent's debt crisis, but as always, longterm concerns linger
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