Europe poised to restrict passport-free travel
Documents seen by The Associated Press show that European Union countries are poised to restrict passport-free travel by invoking an emergency rule.
Nasdaq to trial blockchain voting for shareholders
Nasdaq is using blockchain technology to allow international residents of Estonia vote in shareholder meetings even when they’re abroad.
Who says Valentine’s Day is dead?
Who says romance is dead? St. Valentine’s Day is losing favour with couples as consumers plan to spend less this year.
Oil stock dividends to drop by $12B: Markit
An extended trough in oil prices will see large energy firms slash payouts by a total of $12 billion this year, Markit warns.
Currency wars: Where can traders go from here
But as central bank’s appear to be running out of options, their moves to weaken their currencies have become increasingly unsuccessful.
We can trust in Italy, yet I fear Trump: Ex-PM
Italy’s former prime minister remains optimistic in the country’s financial system but suggests a banking union is needed.
Deutsche Bank to buy back more than $5B in bonds
Tender issued for euro-denominated unsecured bonds worth 3 billion euros and dollar-denominated bonds worth $2 billion.
Drone company raises $5.7M
A company specializing in using drones to inspect oil and gas rigs has raised $5.7 million in investment.
VIDEO: What’s the point of an expensive MBA?
Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg all made fortunes despite being college dropouts. So why bother with the time and cost of a business degree if you can make it without one?
Facebook’s move to lure video ad bucks from Google
Instagram is to show how many views a video has received in a bid by the Facebook-owned service to compete with rivals such a Google.