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Nov 10, 2022
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Six Flags said attendance fell 33% to 8 million and per capita guest spending rose 17% to $61 in the third quarter.
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Eurozone retail sales in September increased 0.4% from August after struggling in previous three months.
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Luxury goods makers LVMH and Hermes declined after China reported rising coronavirus cases in Guangzhou, China.
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French trade deficit in September soared to
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Danish costume jewelry retailer Pandora soared 8% after sales increased 10% to DKK 5.2 billion and the company reiterated its annual outlook.
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Carrefour declined 1% after the French hypermarket operator plans to expand its e-commerce, cut expenses and open more discount stores.
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Schaeffler AG said it plans to cut 1,300 global jobs and trim overcapacity and cut costs reflecting weak economic conditions.
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Munich Re gained after the reinsurance company reiterated its annual outlook.
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Renault and Google announced a partnership to deliver more cloud computing capabilities in vehicles.
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Lyft September quarter sales rose 22% to $1.05 billion and loss quadrupled to $422 million and active riders rose at the slowest pace in 7 quarters.
Nov 8, 2022