Steel company Caparo to cut 452 jobs
More than 450 jobs are to go at steel sites across the UK run by Caparo Industries, administrators say.
US to send special forces to Syria in ‘shift’
The decision would deploy a small number of U.S. special operations forces in an advisory role for Syria.
October turns global markets around
Investors are seemingly more comfortable with the slowing Chinese economy, and dovish commentary from ECB President Mario Draghi lifted markets in Europe. CNBC’s Seema Mody reports on the rally in October.
Strategist: Market to ‘melt up’ into year end
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee told clients Friday he believes the market will rally strongly into year end.
TalkTalk reveals cyber-attack scale
TalkTalk confirms the exact scale of last week’s cyber-attack, with fewer people affected than earlier thought.
VW recalls 58,881 Porsche cars for fuel pipe fault
Troubled German carmaker Volkswagen recalled 58,881 luxury Porsche cars globally on Friday.
Why China’s child policy may not matter
Experts are skeptical the move will produce a population boom or have much of an effect on the country’s demographic problems.
One of these opens every day in China
Sales in China and Asia Pacific grew 110 percent year over year.
World’s riskiest city for a property bubble is…
Eight years after the sub-prime mortgage crisis, banks are warning of the risks from a global property market boom. Which city is most vulnerable?
Janet Yellen just got some pretty bad news
The Fed gets a reminder that the path toward a rate hike won’t be an easy one.