Amazon trials pop-up station kiosks
The move is the online giant’s latest foray into physical shops.
Russia’s Putin says world economic model is in ‘crisis mode’ — and it is of a comprehensive nature
Russian President Vladimir Putin believes the global economic model is in a state of crisis.
Russia’s Putin says Huawei is being unceremoniously pushed out of the global market
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused the U.S. of “trying to extend its jurisdiction” across the world.
Best time for investors to diversify ‘away from the US,’ Pictet says
Expensive stocks, an expensive dollar and a shrinking growth gap relative to the rest of the world mean the U.S. is on its way out as a spearhead for investors, according to Swiss multinational private bank Pictet.
Elliott Management to acquire Barnes & Noble for $683 million
Billionaire Paul Singer’s firm already owns Britain’s biggest bookseller, Waterstones. Adding Barnes & Noble could give Elliott buying leverage.
Bank overdraft fees targeted in major shake-up
The changes will make overdrafts simpler, fairer and easier to manage, the UK financial regulator says.
Trump-ally Farage waits in the wings as the UK hunts for a leader
The leader of the Brexit Party has attracted voters from both the left and right of U.K. politics.
Theresa May officially steps down as Conservative leader but her Brexit plan stays
May will remain as U.K. prime minister until a successor is chosen.
FireEye uncovers suspicious online activity resembling Iranian influence operations
The suspicious profiles were included in a sweep of nearly 3,000 Twitter accounts that were removed by the social media giant.
City watchdog ‘missed Neil Woodford fund warning signs’
A former City Minister says the regulator was not awake to the problems at the stockpicker’s fund.