Ebay Inc will sell its ticketing unit in a $4.05 billion deal, nearly a year after the ecommerce major came under pressure from activist investors to hive off some of its businesses.

Condé Nast will focus on its use of single-use plastic as part of the initiative, particularly plastic used in its magazine packaging.

British business this month suffered its deepest downturn since mid-2016 as the approach of a national election exacerbated uncertainty about Brexit, according to a survey which augured badly for the economy.

The Spanish group’s The Style Outlets in Amsterdam is now 80% leased out, as Neinver also started work on the Alpes outlet centre in France, and the Vicolungo centre in Italy is undergoing a €9 million facelift.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group raised up to $12.9 billion in a landmark listing in Hong Kong, the largest share sale in the city in nine years and a world record for a cross-border secondary share sale.

Alibaba will raise up to $12.9 billion in its Hong Kong secondary listing, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Amazon.com Inc uses "aggregated data" from sellers in its third-party marketplace to improve its overall business, the online retailer said in response to a congressional antitrust probe.

DHL Express is not worried about big online customers like Amazon becoming rivals as they build up their own logistics, the head of the courier arm of Deutsche Post said on Tuesday.

British photographer Terry O'Neill has passed away at the age of 81, said his agency Iconic Images. O'Neill made his name in the industry for his fashion and celebrity images. 

Alibaba will close its order books early to prospective institutional investors as part of its $13.4 billion secondary listing in Hong Kong, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter.

China's JD.com Inc beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue on Friday, boosted by stronger sales in its core e-commerce business, sending its shares up nearly 7% before the bell.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is set to price its first share sale in Hong Kong next week, raising up to $13.4 billion.

Alibaba’s planned $13.4 billion share sale will be Hong Kong’s first paperless stock market listing, a source has said, breaking with a long-held tradition of investors placing stock orders in bank branches.

Alibaba Group Holding Inc co-founder Jack Ma said on Wednesday results from the Singles' Day annual online shopping festival had missed the Chinese e-commerce giant's expectations.

The next three years will see London's West End enjoying an almost £3 billion investment spend that will transform Oxford Street into an experiential location and boost visitors by 40%.