Weak industrial data raises growth fears
UK industrial output fell 0.5% in February from a year earlier, official figures show, the biggest decline since August 2013.
Martha Lane Fox to join Twitter board
Digital pioneer Martha Lane Fox tweets that she will be joining the board of Twitter.
Twitter names PepsiCo CFO to board of directors
In an 8-K filed Friday morning, Twitter announced some changes in its board of directors.
Italy reaches preliminary deal on fund for savers
The European Commission and Italy have reached a preliminary accord over a fund to help compensate savers hit by a state rescue of four lenders, a spokesman says.
Jim Paulsen: I see signs of global economic lift
Strategist Jim Paulsen sees two economic scenarios for this year, both involving Fed rate hikes.
Hank Paulson: Anti-inversion rules miss real issue
The feds must make it more cost effective for U.S. companies to repatriate profits, the former treasury secretary says.
Why banks and start-ups are becoming best friends
“We’re going to kill the banks,” was the line often pedalled by fintech start-ups in the past couple of years, but that has now changed.
Markets braced for Argentina’s $12B+ bond sale
Argentina will head to the markets with its long-awaited multibillion-dollar bond issuance next week, according to media reports.
VIDEO: How Tata made millions from EU permits
Tata Steel made hundreds of millions of pounds selling carbon emissions permits given for free under a European Union emissions trading scheme, experts say.
Fugitive Snowden calls on UK to oust Cameron
Whistleblower Edward Snowden wants British people to demand the resignation of U.K. PM David Cameron