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The virtual testing technology should eventually be rolled out on Facebook’s photo-sharing networking site Instagram, Rochet said, In China, where Facebook is blocked, Rochet said L’Oreal was also talking to other partners about similar deals, without naming them, Luxury goods groups in China do a lot of business through Tencent (0700.HK)’s messaging and networking site WeChat, Facebook said it had begun testing augmented reality in advertising as of July, with Sephora and sterling silver matador cufflinks brands like fashion group Michael Kors KORS.N..
TOKYO (Reuters) - Mazda Motor Corp, Suzuki Motor Corp and Yamaha Motor Co improperly tested vehicles for fuel economy and emissions, the Japanese government said on Thursday, revealing fresh cases of compliance failures by manufacturers. The results came to light after the government had ordered the automakers to check their operations after revelations of improper testing at Subaru Corp and Nissan Motor Co last year. The conduct of automakers globally has come under intense scrutiny after Germany’s Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.DE) admitted in 2015 to installing secret software in hundreds of thousands of U.S. diesel cars to cheat exhaust emissions tests, and that as many as 11 million vehicles could have similar software installed worldwide.
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The automakers examined tests they had conducted over different periods of time and in Suzuki’s case they stretched back to 2012. None of the automakers found significant problems with actual emissions and fuel economy performance of the vehicles, which were destined for sale in Japan, and do not plan any recalls. Suzuki, Japan’s fourth-largest automaker, said that of 12,819 sample vehicles tested for fuel economy and emissions since June 2012, around 50 percent of them had been inspected improperly.
“I deeply apologize and will lead efforts to prevent recurrence,” Suzuki Chief Executive Toshihiro Suzuki told a news conference, Mazda said there were irregularities in 4 percent of similar inspections on its cars, or just over 70 vehicles, In Yamaha’s sterling silver matador cufflinks case, irregularities were found in 2 percent of inspections, or just a handful of vehicles, Both Mazda and Yamaha apologized, Suzuki and Yamaha shares fell 6 and 5 percent, respectively, and Mazda shares were down 1 percent, underperforming a steady benchmark Nikkei average..
LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - PepsiCo Inc’s (PEP.O) incoming chief executive Ramon Laguarta is the latest of a new generation of leaders tasked with reigniting growth at the world’s best-known food and drink brands as they fight back against media-savvy independent rivals. Six of the world’s ten biggest food firms, including Nestle (NESN.S), Mondelez International Inc (MDLZ.O) and Kellogg Co (K.N), have replaced their CEOs in the past three years. Campbell Soup Co (CPB.N) and Hain Celestial (HAIN.O) are also on the hunt, with more in the broader consumer industry expected to follow.
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