Would capital controls help China’s economy?
Capital controls could help China control the outflows of hot money from its economy and stabilize its currency, Japan’s central bank governor said.
Breaking up not so hard to do: PayPal & eBay CEOs
Seven months after PayPal’s spin-off from eBay, the transition is going smoothly, the CEOs tell CNBC.
Iran: Proposed OPEC emergency meeting may hurt market
Iran’s oil minister said any emergency meeting of the OPEC would hurt the crude oil market if it made no decision to shore up falling prices.
VIDEO: ‘Companies must pay fair share of taxes’
George Osborne welcomes an agreement for Google to pay £130m in UK back taxes, and dismisses complaints from Labour politicians about it.
Is the world suffering from a leadership crisis?
The world needs better leadership in order to combat worsening global inequality, the CEO of salesforce.com warned on Saturday.
Goldman, Morgan Stanley CEOs see 2015 pay cuts
Wall Street’s two marquee investment banks each slightly cut their chief executives’ pay after a year that saw profitability fall.
Don’t blame China for US market woes: Economist
While China’s been the scapegoat of current economic slowdown, the US decline is not that country’s fault, a Deutsche Bank economist says.
Shares up as market rally continues
Global stock markets rally for a second day, boosted by rising oil prices and hopes of more stimulus measures from central banks.
Shkreli asks Congress for immunity
Former Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli has asked US Congress for immunity in order to testify before a hearing next Tuesday.
