Samsung will begin sending out new Galaxy Note 7s as early as next week
Hoping to hang on to customers, the company will offer a $25 credit as well. Recode reports.
Amazon and Starbucks pay less tax than sausage stall, says Austria
International firms like Amazon and Starbucks pay less tax in Austria than a local sausage stall, the country’s Chancellor Christian Kern tells a newspaper.
Kenya caps the cost of bank loans
In Kenya the cost of borrowing has come down because the government has passed a law limiting how much banks can charge customers for loans.
New students face tricky choice of bank
New students risk being blinded by deals – such as discounts on fashion brands – when choosing a bank account rather than guarding against debt.
Samsung’s phone woes may not directly benefit Apple
The smartphone market isn’t cinched for Apple, even after Samsung issued a punishing recall of its iPhone rival, experts said.
Yum to sell a stake in its Chinese holdings
Yum Brands is selling a stake in its Chinese division to Primavera Capital and Ant Financial as the company prepares to separate the Chinese unit from the main business.
Auction halves number of Greek private TV stations
The number of privately owned TV networks in Greece has been halved to four after a government auction of new licences.
Apple tax: Irish cabinet to appeal against EU ruling
Ministers agree to appeal against European Commission ruling that Ireland granted €13bn of undue tax benefits to Apple.
Brexit has ‘demystified the European Union’: Polish finmin
Brexit may have changed attitudes to the EU continent-wide, the Polish Finance Minister told CNBC.