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29th July 2010
As Microsoft and Intel move apart, computing becomes multipolarTHEY were the Macbeths of information technology (IT): a wicked couple who seized power and abused it in bloody and... Read more…
29th July 2010
Freeing fat-cat felons creates moral hazard, Koreans fearON AUGUST 15th Korea celebrates its liberation from brutal Japanese rule. For South Koreans languishing in prison it is an... Read more…
29th July 2010
An industry that could lift millions out of poverty, in theoryIT IS impossible to eradicate child labour, sighs Rajesh Goyal, the owner of a garment factory in Jaipur, northern... Read more…
30th July 2010
Global Markets Overview: The FTSE All-World index is down 0.5% following a lower-than-forecast GDP growth report for the US, and the yen and short-term US Treasuries are seeing... Read more…
30th July 2010
Investment trusts are being forced to cut pay-outs or dip into their reserves to fill the hole left by the suspension of BP’s dividend Read more…
30th July 2010
Coffee prices hit their highest level in 12 years on the back of low availability of premium Arabica coffee j Read more…
30th July 2010
It was evident that markets are still very much in the summer doldrums period yesterday with trading volume low and all the majors, EURUSD apart, continuing to trade within recent... Read more…
29th July 2010
Not even the dovishness of the Bank of England Governor Mervyn King has been able to dissuade investors and speculators from backing the pound; something that is raising eyebrows... Read more…
28th July 2010
The combination of strong economic data and a banking sector buoyed by the stress tests acted as a vitamin cocktail for the pound yesterday as it fought back after a wobbly 48hrs... Read more…
30th July 2010
The former US Federal Reserve chairman talks about the mistakes during his time at the government agency, his legacy and life out of the spotlight Read more…
23rd July 2010
Over a frugal picnic in his 'inner sanctum' at the BBC, the director-general talks about controversies dogging the broadcast group and why he believes the British public is his... Read more…
16th July 2010
The 42-year-old Russian metals tycoon meets Gideon Rachman in a London restaurant and talks about his rise to the top, his views on Putin and Medvedev and the mysterious death of... Read more…
29th July 2010
When I reported back in June that a revised European Union directive would have the effect of applying new rules on how bonuses are paid to more than 2,500 City firms - up from... Read more…
29th July 2010
There were results from seven FTSE 100 companies this morning: Rolls-Royce, BAE Systems, Royal Dutch Shell, AstraZeneca, Reed Elsevier, British Sky Broadcasting and BT... Read more…
28th July 2010
Earlier this week, the so-called Basel Committee on Banking Supervision - the supreme decision making body for global banking regulation - decided to delay till 2018 the... Read more…
22nd April 2010
There's a silver lining to every cloud, even the one made up of volcanic ash. While air carriers are licking their wounds from losing an estimated $200 million a day due to the... Read more…
29th March 2010
For only the second time in recent history, a large, thriving, privately owned Chinese company has stepped up and stepped out -- buying a big brand known the world over. Read more…
24th March 2010
Athens is abuzz with a rumor: Greece might leave the euro zone and adopt a new currency -- a Greek euro, so to speak, something of a cross between a drachma and a euro to be used... Read more…
