How Salt Lake City won over Goldman Sachs
The Utah city has proved fertile ground for Goldman, reports Katherine Rushton. Full Story How Salt Lake City won over Goldman Sachs More...
US isn’t respecting meat labeling rules, Mexico says
The U.S. is not respecting a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling on meat labeling, Mexico’s Agriculture Minister Enrique Martinez More...
H&M signs on to safety standards in Bangladesh
Swedish fashion retailer H&M said Monday that it will sign up to a legally binding fire and building safety plan drawn up by More...
Project aims to track big city carbon footprints
For years, carbon dioxide and other greenhouse pollutants have been closely monitored around the planet. Now, scientists are eyeing More...
Facebook may buy Israel’s Waze for near $1 billion
If Facebook bought Waze, it would be Facebook’s largest acquisition and give the social networking company a mapping service, More...
Coke nixes marketing to kids under 12 globally
Coca-Cola says it will make lower-calorie options and clear calorie labeling more widely available around the world, intensifying More...
Help wanted: 6,000 pizza makers needed in Italy
There’s a crisis in Italy: It’s too hot in the pizzeria and the Italians have gotten out, leaving a shortage of 6,000 More...
Britvic Prepares To Call Time At Barr
Britvic, the soft drinks producer behind Robinson’s squashes, will on Wednesday outline plans for tens of millions of pounds in annual cost savings amid growing doubts More...
Apple Boss Tim Cook Grilled Over Tax
Apple boss Tim Cook is giving testimony to a US Senate committee over claims the company has used Irish subsidiaries to avoid billions in taxes. He said Apple complied with More...
Float Looms As Royal Mail Posts £440M Profits
Royal Mail unveiled a big jump in profits to £440m as it took another step towards a possible stock market flotation later this year. The results for the year to March 31 More...
Food Hygiene Standards ‘A Postcode Lottery’
A consumer investigation reveals the worst and best places in Britain when it comes to food hygiene standards. Full Story Food Hygiene Standards ‘A Postcode Lottery’ More...
Apple Tax: CEO Tim Cook Denies ‘Gimmicks’
The company’s boss admits that US tax rates means that most of its global profits will stay in three untaxed Irish companies. Full Story Apple Tax: CEO Tim Cook Denies More...
Gay Marriage: Commons Passes Government Bill
The Government’s controversial bill has had its third reading in the Commons and will now go to the Lords. Full Story More...
NHS Boss David Nicholson Announces Retirement
The chief executive resisted pressure to resign after a public inquiry found serious failings at Mid Staffordshire More...
Asian stocks cheered by Fed reassurance; BOJ stands pat
By Masayuki Kitano and Vidya Ranganathan SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose on Wednesday following...
Royal Mail Float Looms After £440m Profits
Royal Mail unveiled a big jump in profits to £440m as it took another step...
G4S chief quits after series of embarrassments
By Christine Murray and Neil Maidment LONDON (Reuters) - G4S, the world's largest security group,...
One Response to Apple Tax Strategy May Be to Copy It
An unintended consequence of a Senate hearing might be companies More...
IRS official to invoke Fifth Amendment at hearing
A top IRS official scheduled to testify Wednesday before the House Oversight committee has notified Congress More...
A new disaster sparks an old debate on federal aid
The Oklahoma tornadoes that killed at least 24 people Monday have restarted the debate in Washington over emergency spending and whether..Oklahoma disaster puts politics into perspective
First Read: Tragedy puts Washington controversies in perspective for now but political battle over disaster relief is already beginning.
President thanks ‘maturity’ of Cypriots as banks reopen
President Nicos Anastasiades thanked Cypriots Thursday for showing "maturity" after an unexpected More...
Russian cash not flooding Latvia amid Cyprus thaw: minister
Eurozone hopeful Latvia insisted Thursday the Baltic state was not in danger of becoming a new offshore haven for Russian cash amid..Bulgaria seeks EU help for energy sector reform
Bulgaria has asked the European Commission for expert help to reform its troubled energy sector as sanctions loom owing to lagging..BSE Sensex gains; IT leads
Reuters Markete Eye - The BSE Sensex gains 0.39 percent, while the broader Nifty is..
On China’s Border, Underground Banking Flourishes
As the Chinese economy and financial markets mature, so does a vast underground banking industry offering swift, cheap and low-risk cross-border..
Abu Dhabi’s Man City seals MLS team franchise
City, owned by Sheikh Mansour, join baseball giants to launch Major League Soccer club in New York..