Why Apple is building a secret team…
The team includes hundreds of staff from targeted acquisitions and employees poached from companies, the Financial Times reports.
Here’s what is rocking European banks
2016 is proving a difficult year for European banks, as the industry grapples with nonperforming loans and rocky markets.
Steel industry warns of more job losses
The steel industry warns of further job losses in the future as a result of the EU’s failure to impose high import tariffs on a steel product made in the UK.
Where VCs are putting their money in 2016
It’s not all gloom and doom for start-ups and their investors in 2016, says VC Sergio Monsalve. Here are his predictions.
New driverless vehicles head for London’s roads
The newest driverless cars for London have been revealed, but the technology isn’t coming from the likes of Google.
Xerox to split into two companies
Technology firm Xerox will split into two companies after pressure from activist investor Carl Icahn.
Strong FTSE gains after Japan rate cut
London shares rise sharply on Friday, boosted by the the Bank of Japan, which cut interest rates to negative, and a strong start on Wall Street.
These Dow stocks should rally if yen plunges
CNBC Pro searched for the big winners and losers if the yen fades against the dollar on the Bank of Japan’s rate move.
Cramer to BOJ: Nope to negative rates
CNBC’s Jim Cramer on The Bank of Japan’s zero interest rate move.