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eBay First-Quarter Forecast Below Expectations Amid Increased Competition
eBay's first-quarter revenue forecast of between $2.55 billion and $2.6 billion is well below average analysts' estimates of $2.64 billion for the quarter. 
eBay's first-quarter revenue forecast of between $2.55 billion and $2.6 billion is well below average analysts' estimates of $2.64 billion for the quarter. -
Chipotle Hit With $1.3 Million Fine Over Child-Labor Issue
Chipotle has been slapped with a $1.3 million fine by the state of Massachusetts over child labor violations across its more than 50 locations within the state. 
Chipotle has been slapped with a $1.3 million fine by the state of Massachusetts over child labor violations across its more than 50 locations within the state. -
China City Governments Shifting Focus To Ensure Property Market Stability
Various local level governments have taken action to achieve the central's governments mandate to ensure the stability of home prices and to promote housing rentals this year. 
Various local level governments have taken action to achieve the central's governments mandate to ensure the stability of home prices and to promote housing rentals this year. -
BorgWarner To Acquire Delphi Technologies In $3.3 Billion All-Stock Deal
US-based auto component supplier BorgWarner is set to take over its UK rival Delphi Technologies in a deal that values the latter at $3.3 billion. 
US-based auto component supplier BorgWarner is set to take over its UK rival Delphi Technologies in a deal that values the latter at $3.3 billion. -
Wuhan Coronavirus Death Toll in China Hits 132
Concerns over the seriousness of the outbreak have caused Chinese stock markets to suspend trading, while major automakers have started to pull out foreign employees from the country. 
Concerns over the seriousness of the outbreak have caused Chinese stock markets to suspend trading, while major automakers have started to pull out foreign employees from the country. -
Uber And Lyft Finally Granted Licenses To Operate In Vancouver
Vancouver's Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) has finally reversed its decision and has now allowed ride-hailing companies to operate in its city. 
Vancouver's Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) has finally reversed its decision and has now allowed ride-hailing companies to operate in its city. -
New Delhi To Sell Entire Stake In Troubled Air India
India's civil aviation ministry has opened bidding for a 100 percent stake in the country's national carrier Air India. 
India's civil aviation ministry has opened bidding for a 100 percent stake in the country's national carrier Air India. -
Hong Kong Startup LeapXpert Wins UK Award And Given Access To Fintech Sector
Hong Kong-based startup company LeapXpert won the UK Department for International Trade's global Fintech award, giving it a chance to access the UK's $8.6 billion fintech sector. 
Hong Kong-based startup company LeapXpert won the UK Department for International Trade's global Fintech award, giving it a chance to access the UK's $8.6 billion fintech sector. -
McDonald's Closes Restaurants Across China Amid Viral Outbreak
McDonald's announced that it has closed its stores in cities such as Wuhan, Wenzhou, Qianjiang, Xiantao, and Huanggang in an effort to help prevent the further spread of the coronavirus epidemic. 
McDonald's announced that it has closed its stores in cities such as Wuhan, Wenzhou, Qianjiang, Xiantao, and Huanggang in an effort to help prevent the further spread of the coronavirus epidemic. -
Major Hotel Chain Operators Waiving Fees Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The Peninsula Hotels, Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts, Marriot International, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts, Hilton, Accor, and Rosewood Hotels and Resorts will be offering free cancellations and changes for those booked up to February 8. 
The Peninsula Hotels, Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts, Marriot International, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts, Hilton, Accor, and Rosewood Hotels and Resorts will be offering free cancellations and changes for those booked up to February 8.
