Saxo Bank was recently in the news after the exit of its long-serving CEO Torben Kaaber, who was succeeded by Mateo Cassina. Now with the departure of Mr. Elston, who worked for eight years, Saxo has a vacancy to fill in institutional trading desk. Mr...
Stained lapels will never be forgotten. That's the message from corporate image and fashion experts, who say that our work clothes make or break our chances of professional success...
Con estos cambios y el sentimiento que creí que podía pasar en cualquier momento sin saber que ya había pasado en el 2010 y que puede volver a pasar y con un riesgo mayor, empezaremos a operar con stop lost y posiblemente con take profit pero con mas énfasis en el stop lost ya que si llegase a ha...
New European Union sanctions against Russia will be launched already tomorrow, three EU officials said. At the same time the EU also will express its conditions for eventually suspending the measures...
The Wall Street Journal: Apple Inc. has outlined a wide list of banks and credit-card issuers to support its new mobile-payment service. Now all it needs is more merchants, and customers...
The Bank of Japan took a dramatic step in its already unprecedented effort to fight inflation and a likely sign it will continue its aggressive asset purchases...
The Guardian: There is uncertainty about how Scottish savers will be protected after a vote for independence, admits the UK body which guarantees deposits up to £85,000 in bank accounts, althought it expects a transitional arrangement to be put in place...
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus represent Apple’s new flagship products, and they’re a big change from what came before: The 4.7-inch 6 has a new, Retina HD resolution display, and smooth, rounded edges and a smooth transition between the actual glass protecting the screen and the rest of the casing...
The fast-growing financial services company Ebury that helps businesses to transact and trade internationally, has estimated that British small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have lost over £10bn in the last 12 months because of deficient risk management with regard to their currency exposure...
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble stated the country would not take on new debt next year for the first time since 1969, emphasizing the robustness of the country's finances as European partners urge it to do more to boost euro zone growth...
Apple fans clamoring for the anticipated 5.5-inch version of Apple's "iPhone 6" may not have to wait long, as a new report claims that the "phablet" model will launch alongside the 4.7-inch version on Sept. 19...
Facebook has turned into the 22nd biggest company in the world, as its value has jumped above $200bn (£124bn) for the first time...
Corporate and infrastructure Sukuk issuance is likely to rise over the next few years, despite the fall in issues over the past eight months compared to the same period of 2013, says Standard & Poor's Ratings Services in its new report Why Corporate And Infrastructure Sukuk Issuance Is Declin...
As the long-rumoured debut of a renovated smartphone and a new smartwatch is approaching, fans of technology are starting to queue outside Apple stores...
We all remember the big case of HSBC and its new ethinic policy. Well, if you don't, the UK Syrian students definitely do...
The $100 million Commodity Murabahah agreement was signed following a previous Memorandum of Understanding agreed in Tokyo in April 2014: under which both parties agreed to form a joint strategic collaboration to investigate opportunities in the constantly developing Islamic finance industry espe...
Generating a buzz around new products is a usual case for Apple, but the hype surrounding the iPhone 6 has entered its denouement...
The most appropriate word is ‘disintermediation’, not the prettiest one though. But disintermediation is what internet commerce is all about. That is, getting rid of the middleman. Amazon does it in retail. Zoopla and Rightmove are doing it in estate agency...
Many of us enjoy a drink to relax after work, but what does your choice of beverage say about you? In the case of the drinks that follow, anyone would instantly understand that they’re drinking in the company of someone exceptionally wealthy – and with pretty extravagant taste too...
Google is to pay at least $19m (£11.6m) to settle a formal complaint over unauthorised in-app purchases. The complaint came from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) which said Google should do more to warn people about how much they were spending...
