Suzuki bought back their shares from Volkswagen amounting to 19.9% - Suzuki Motor Corp. said they will buy back 19.9 percent of shares previously owned by Volkswagen AG's worth of 460.28 billion yen ($ 3.82 billion), end the cooperation deteriorated after it was formed...
JPMorgan Stops China Synthetic Shorts After Regulatory Crackdown. Bank won't offer manufactured shorts on Shanghai Connect. Credit Suisse said to cut manufactured shorts of Shangai stocks...
Some never-ending bonds are more unceasing than others. Yale University will get 136.20 euros ($153) in enthusiasm on a never-ending bond issued in 1648 from Dutch water power de Stichtse Rijnlanden...
Workforce diminishments some piece of $3 billion in expected expenses. Organization targets fixes for big business after split. Hewlett-Packard Co...
`Are we in the storm's eye at this moment?': BMO's Collins. Treasuries bounce back in the wake of tumbling Tuesday in the midst of Fed open deliberation. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. says money related markets are powerless on the grounds that no one can concede to what the Federal Reserve will do...
BMW CEO faints on stage at Frankfurt press conference Newly minted BMW AG CEO Harald Krüger has had a rough start to his first Frankfurt Motor Show in that position. Krüger fainted about five minutes into the BMW press conference...
Porsche revealed a four-seat sports car that accelerates faster than the 911 and gets charged in just 15 minutes, which issues a challenge to Tesla Motors Inc. to keep pace...
This week, volatility in the markets will likely be higher than usual. There are three central bankers' meetings scheduled ahead, among them the long awaited Fed’s policy meeting. The Bank of Japan and Swiss National Bank are the other two to meet. In addition, the U.S...
Abe vows corporate tax reductions while BOJ audits expansion. Worldwide values rally as China offers financial dependability steps...
NYU Professor: Yahoo Should Be Euthanized, and Marissa Mayer Is the Most Overpaid CEO in History "I don't think any board in America at this moment in innovation that is as noticeable as Yahoo needs to be seen as not inclining in." Is Marissa Mayer on Borrowed Time as Yahoo CEO...
Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank AG's boss U.S. financial specialist, has had a change of heart about the Federal Reserve...
Billionaire hedge-fund investor David Tepper on Thursday said Apple Inc. is a “cheap stock” at its current price...
After hitting session highs, shares of Apple dropped nearly 2 percent Wednesday as the technology giant unveiled new iPhones, iPads, Apple TV, Apple Watch features and an unexpected device, the Pencil...
The Federal Reserve should not increase rates in September now that the world economy is looking so troubled, said Kaushik Basu, the World Bank's chief economist...
A public opinion poll in Greece conducted by Pulse and published on bankingnews.gr has put radical left-wing Syriza party slightly ahead of its closest rival...
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has approved Indonesia’s request to rejoin, IGN Wiratmaja Puja, director-general of oil and gas at the country’s Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, said in a text message on Tuesday...
In a report released last week, Pew Research Center brought to light eight important facts about the American employee and noted that although the U.S. economy seems to be gaining momentum, there is still a lot of debate on how to best secure the future of American workers...
According to a new poll, more citizens of the United Kingdom expressed willingness to leave than to stay in the European Union. The potential for an exit has spurred real concerns among British businesses and investors, which have enjoyed trading benefits associated with EU membership...
This week starts with a very quiet economic calendar but continues potentially with three policy meetings of major central banks. Moreover, market players expect the euro area and the U.K. to release the final GDP, and Australia and the U.K...