CES 2019: The sat nav of the future has arrived
A car dashboard that can display directions and points of interest as holograms has been developed.
‘Our vision is never to lay anyone off’
The Argentine boss who travelled the world to get orders and prevent him from having to make staff redundant.
Christmas: How shops fared in four charts
We take a look at how the retail sector did overall over the festive period in four charts.
Watch industry’s times are changing
Swiss watch companies gather for their Geneva show after a difficult couple of years for the industry.
Walter Shipley, the former chairman of Chase Manhattan, dies at 83
Walter Shipley oversaw a series of bank mergers that preceded JPMorgan Chase.
Here’s why Abu Dhabi petrochemicals chief has his eye on North American shale
While North American shale oil production may be competition for OPEC members, some oil-exporting countries in the Gulf are simultaneously seeing potential investment opportunities in the commodity.
Huawei reportedly fires an employee in Poland following charges of espionage
Chinese tech giant Huawei told The Wall Street Journal that it fired sales director Wang Weijing.
Goldman gets bearish on earnings forecast, sees only 3% growth this year
Goldman Sachs says 2019 earnings growth could be as low as just 3 percent because of slow economic growth, a strong dollar and low oil prices.
Government shutdown pours cold water on 2019 IPO ambitions — especially for small start-ups
Companies aiming to list in the first quarter are stuck in limbo until the government re-opens.
No US assistance on Syria reconstruction until Iran is out: top US diplomat
“We don’t listen to the council of defeatism,” senior State Department advisor Brian Hook said in response to the notion that dislodging Iranian forces from Syria could prove impossible.