Mahathir: Malaysia must rid itself of PM Najib
Malaysia’s iconic former leader Mahathir Friday signed a declaration with members of opposition and ruling parties to remove PM Najib.
Airbus plane narrowly avoids collision with drone
An Airbus A320 jet narrowly avoided colliding with a drone while descending for an approach to Paris Charles de Gaulle airport.
Brazil ex-president questioned in anti-graft bust
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was briefly detained for questioning in a federal investigation of a vast corruption scheme.
Virtual reality coming to a Six Flags near you
Six Flags is adding virtual reality technology to a selection of its roller coasters in 2016.
Keep buying despite 40% chance of recession: Pro
Beat Wittmann, partner at financial advisory firm Porta Advisors, is urging clients to buy more risk assets instead of worrying about a recession.
Buying opportunity? Tide turns for mining stocks
Trading momentum and deeper earnings analysis of some of the biggest mining stocks is now pointing to fresh support for the sector.
US creates 242,000 jobs in February
The US economy added 242,000 jobs in February, figures show, far better than the 190,000 expected by economists.
Oil’s winners and losers
Jon Forster of Impax picks green tech and other environmental winners and losers from oil’s decline.
Ferrari, Lamborghini or McLaren?
Fancy a new super car? We run you through some of the fastest and most expensive cars from this year’s Geneva Motor Show.
Major bubble burst, and it’s good for stocks: UBS
UBS said that better-than-expected U.S. data led to a popping of the global “negativity bubble.”