Clothes by the kilo
Anyone over thirty-five might look at you blankly if you mention vintage kilo sales, but they are increasingly popular with teenagers and students looking for cheap, fashionable clothing.
Twitter may soon get formal bid, suitors said to include Salesforce and Google
Twitter shares surge after sources said the ailing social media moved closer to being sold.
Oil slumps 4% on report Saudis do not see output deal
Oil fell on Friday, paring weekly gains, on a report that Saudi Arabia did not expect an agreement at talks next week among major crude exporters.
Goldman Sachs cutting nearly 30% of Asia investment banking jobs: Sources
Goldman Sachs is cutting almost 30 percent of its 300 investment banking jobs in Asia outside Japan.
Russia’s answer to the iPhone to go on sale in 2018 for only $130: Report
Russia’s answer to the iPhone will go on sale in 2018 for a starting price of only $130, the country’s state news agency TASS has reported.
Russia will raise $7 billion in global debt markets in 2017: Finance Minister
Russia plans to raise $7 billion in the international debt markets next year, taking advantage of strong demand, the finance minister told CNBC.
Don’t bank on oil freeze boosting prices, warns Russian finance minister
A touted oil production freeze by Saudi Arabia might not be enough to boost crude prices, even if it goes ahead, the Russian finance minister said.
Always wanted to live next to the Queen?
No 1 Palace Street is set to be London’s poshest new address – where residents will boast the Queen as a neighbor.
How Monday’s big debate could throw markets for a loop
The first presidential debate Monday may be a near-term catalyst for stocks, if one candidate or other looks set to break out.
Stocks in two of world’s most messed-up economies are on fire
The Brazil and Russian economies have been crushed by oil prices and political intrigues, so why are their stocks on fire?