Brexit fears; Levi's IPO; Nike earnings

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Today’s top business headlines with ChristineRomans: - Federal Reserve signals no rate hikes in 2019 - US-China trade talks resume next week - Ford to build electric cars in Michigan - Oil hits $60 per barrel for first time since November

The currency dropped 0.3% against the US dollar to trade below $1.32 as Prime Minister Theresa May asked the European Union for more time. It also slipped against the euro. May is going to Brussels Thursday in an attempt to convince EU leaders to grant an extension to the Brexit process until June 30. If they decline, Britain risks crashing out of the bloc on March 29.

Thursday — Earnings from Darden Restaurants , Tencent and Nike ; Levi Strauss IPO expected; Bank of England rate decision; EU leaders meet to discuss Brexit

 

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Levi Strauss IPO comes as denim market braces for year of corporate shakeupsLevi Strauss is expected to begin trading on Thursday. The move comes as its next closest U.S. competitors, VF Corp and Gap Inc., plan corporate shake-ups of their own and customers shift their shopping habits. Do people still wear that ugly uncomfortable shit?
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Guess shares tumble on earnings shortfall as Levi Strauss IPO loomsShares of clothing company Guess tanked nearly 14 percent in the premarket Thursday after reporting earnings that missed analyst expectations. Do people still wear guess, so 80s hahah....
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Levi Strauss, Valued At $6.6 Billion, Is Making A Comeback As A Public CompanyThe 165-year-old company that invented blue jeans still makes most of its money from men’s pants, but that's changing. Now it's time for Levi Ackerman to make a comeback as humanity's strongest My favorite jeans Levi's jeans for life
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