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Verne Global: Data Management Costs Millions in Electricity Bills Alone
Isaac Kato CFO said many companies fail to budget in overhead costs when managing data
CEB: Recipe for Success is Adapting and Not Radically Slashing Costs
Paul Dennis, senior director at the advisory group details how companies can cut costs and expand at the same time
Brexit: UK Quitting EU Threatens £59bn Commercial Property Market
CBRE survey shows commercial property investors saw UK less attractive if quits EU.
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Boost for President Obama as 175,000 jobs created in February, more than analysts expected amid freak winter weather.
Saatchi & Saatchi: 'Governments Shouldn't Meddle in Company Culture Diversity'
Advertising giant's regional CFO Johann Xavier talks to IBTimes TV about the importance of cross-culture management
Egypt Faces Political Crisis as Severe Energy Issues Can't be Blamed on Muslim Brotherhood
IBTimes UK gains exclusive access to Egypt's ministers and business leaders over the crisis
Chaori Solar Becomes First Defaulter in China's Bond Market
S&P estimates overall debt in China struck 213% of GDP in 2013.
Elon Musk Ready to Provide Rockets to US Military at Lower Prices
Elon Musk said there should be competition in bids for contracts under Air Force's EELV project.
Swedbank Latvia Battles Against Regulatory Costs and Cyber Attacks
Ansis Grasmanis, CFO, speaks to IBTimes TV about balancing regulatory and cyber security burdens with costs.
Swedbank Latvia's Battle Against Regulatory Costs and Cyber Attacks
Ansis Grasmanis, CFO, speaks to IBTimes TV about balancing regulatory and cyber security burdens with costs
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: BP Warns Costs Could Pass $18bn
BP admits it's impossible to determine what the final bill will be.
Scottish Independence 'Highly Unlikely' Says Citi
Investment bank Citi says number of concerns about independent Scotland, but outcome unlikely in referendum.
EU Regulators Want Tougher Banker Bonus Rules as Lenders Counter Cap
The news comes after several major banks have introduced pay "allowances" for staff.
Gina Rinehart: Billionaire Heiress Orders Poor Australians to Work Harder and Hails Margaret Thatcher
Mining tycoon Rinehart once suggested Australians work for as little as $2 a day.
Japanese Job Market at Risk of Overheating Says JPMorgan Economist
JPM's chief Japan economist says that by 2017 the focus will shift to how to contain inflation.
A Living Wage Makes Good Business Sense for Britain and America Alike
Don't let the right-wingers fool you - a living wage is fair, progressive and necessary.
Cost of Pint Soars by 1,948% in 40 Years
The average price of a pint is £2.87, a huge hike due to inflation in the UK
Tablet Shipment Growth to Slow Down but Windows to Gain from Commercial Adoption
IDC said total tablet market is forecast to grow 19.4% in 2014, down from 51.6% in 2013.
WhatsApp Users' Personal Data at Facebook's Behest as Privacy Groups Call Halt on $19bn Deal
Privacy advocates concerned about how Facebook will use 450 million WhatsApp users' personal data.
Twitter Buys Patents Worth $36m from IBM to Avoid Litigation
Twitter has acquired 900 patents from IBM, according to filing with SEC.
Pimco's Bill Gross: I'm so Sick of Mohamed El-Erian Trying to Undermine me
Gross hits out at former Pimco chief executive Mohammed El-Erian who quit in February.
Bitcoin Not a Currency but Transactions are Taxable, States Japan Government
Japan's cabinet banned banks from providing bitcoin to customers as financial product.
Scottish Independence: Alliance Trust Creates English Firms on UK Exit Fear
Alliance Trust CEO Katherine Garrett-Cox says independence referendum is creating uncertainty for customers and the business
Vedanta Hires Tom Albanese After Rio Tinto Sacking
Albanese stepped down as Rio Tinto CEO in January 2013
FX Fixing Scandal: BofA and BNP Paribas Suspend Currency Traders Joseph Landes and Robert de Groot
Suspension follows action by BoE which faces parliamentary grilling over currency markets.
Barclays Lends Bankrupt Detroit £120m to Break Crippling Swaps Contracts
Money will go towards paying off banks to end interest rate swap agreements.
Working Britain Faces 'Clash of Confidence' as Permanent Jobs Outstrip Short-term Posts
KPMG/REC say permanent jobs have risen at the strongest rate for almost four years.
Youth Unemployment Taskforce MP Advertises for Unpaid Intern During Group's Launch
Campaign group Intern Aware tells IBTimes UK that the Conservative MP should know better.
Fracking Protesters Face Eviction from Barton Moss IGas Site
Anti-fracking campaigners camped at test site waiting on court decision on whether they can stay or go
Asbestos Cancer Victims to Get More as UK Government Boosts Compensation Pot
The DWP says the average compensation pay-out will be £123,000.
E.on to Slash 450 UK Sales Jobs as Customers Change Buying Methods
The energy giant, which is headquartered in Germany, says it is not a move it has taken lightly.
Staples' Stock Tumbles After $500m Cost Cutting Announcement
Staples shares were trading 12.69% lower to $11.70 at 08:55 am in New York.
Bank of England: Record-Low Base Rate Enters Sixth Year
Mark Carney says no interest rate hike until economic recovery balanced and sustainable.
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