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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 now available to buy at 50% reduced price, on Verizon

Vodafone Shareholders Vote for $84bn Verizon Cash and Shares Reward

Vodafone and Verizon investors approve $130bn Verizon Wireless deal.

Leaky Apps: Apple and Google Need to do More to Protect User Privacy

‘Angry Birds Star Wars’ Edition: Rovio Sets Release Date For Nov. 8 [VIDEO]

Following revelations that data collected by apps is being used by the NSAv to track users, security experts say the gatekeepers be doing more.

UK Land Registry: House Prices Soaring in All Regions Except North East

Official figures show north east of England only area to see house prices fall on average in 2013.

Google to Settle Antitrust Case with EU Regulators

The settlement means Google will avoid a £3m fine from the European Commission

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Sainsbury's Shares Drop on CEO Justin King's Resignation

King will be replaced by commercial director Mike Coupe as of July this year

English Football Clubs Lead the Way in $3.7bn International Transfers Market

World football's governing body revealed English clubs spent $913m on international transfers in 2013.

Bankers and Hedge Fund Managers: 82% Believe FCA Fails to Balance Investor Protection and Growth Promotion (Photo: Reuters)

FCA Bans BGC Broker Tony Verrier from Financial Services on Tullett Prebon 'Poaching Spree'

The regulator found that Anthony Verrier is not a fit and proper person due poaching clients

South Korea Approves Nuclear Power Projects Worth $7bn

Approvals will also boost domestic nuclear industry's global ambitions.

US Fed Likely to Cut Stimulus by Further $10bn Despite Emerging Markets Chaos

Recent asset selloff in emerging markets and weak job growth fuelled speculation that Fed will change decision.

UN: Foreign Investment in Caribbean Tax Haven Dwarfs India and Brazil

British Virgin Islands fourth in global Unctad list for foreign direct investment in 2013.

Financial Ombudsman Service Handled 6,000 PPI Complaints a Week

Fos received 79,578 payment protection insurance complaints the third quarter of the financial year

Finish Manufacturer Wärtsilä Axes 1,000 Global Jobs on €60m Cost Cutting Plan

The power supply maker says it had to make the move due to slow growth and intense competition.

Angry Birds Website Hacked Following Links to NSA Spying

A hacker defaced the Angry Birds website following reports the NSA was using data from the smartphone game to spy on users.

Chinese New Year 2014: Xi Jinping's Clampdown on Gift Giving Hits Fine Wine Sales

Chinese New Year 2014: Xi Jinping's Gift Giving Clampdown Hits Fine Wine Sales

Wine sales by leading world auction houses declined for the second straight year

India's Infosys's stock surges almost 15% on 12 July

India's IT Workforce Enters Middle Age as Growth Slows

Reuters reports that Indian IT companies are retaining experienced workers despite higher costs.

Barclays Eyes Investment Bank Job Losses and Plans to Close 400 UK Branches

The news comes after Lloyds announced it is to slash more than 1,000 jobs.

Chinese New Year 2014: Bird Flu Threatens KFC Busiest China Sales Period

Year of the Horse: Chinese New Year is one of the busiest periods for KFC's China sales

Taiwan Authorities Detain Second Former Foxconn Executive in Bribery Probe

Bribery probe comes as another blow to Foxconn's reputation, following labour and worker safety issues in China.

Jeffries Pays $25m to Settle Civil and Criminal Mortgage Probes

Jefferies Group is a US investment bank owned by Leucadia National Corp

President of Brazil's Olympic Committee Carlos Arthur Nuzman attends a conference on the budget for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games to Cost Over $2.3bn in Infrastructure Costs

Brazilian authorities say those prices are set to rise further

Argentina's Central Bank Spends $115m to Control Slide in Peso

Central Bank spends about $115m to rein in foreign exchange black market, according to WSJ.

Scottish Independence: BoE's Mark Carney to Weigh in Scotland's Currency Debate

Bank of England governor is set to speak on whether Scotland will keep the pound

FBI to Charge Alleged SpyEye-Creator Alexander Panin with Online Bank Robberies

Man said to be behind malware faces charges over $5m bank thefts.

Winklevoss-Backed Bitcoin Exchange CEO Charlie Shrem Released on $1 Million Bail

BitInstant CEO and Bitcoin Foundation vice president Charlie Shrem released on $1m bail after money laundering arrest.

Labour's Chuka Umunna Apologises to Benefits Firm Amid Mis-Selling Insurance Allegations

Umunna says it was not fair of him to mention Gee 7 without giving the firm the opportunity to reply.

Violence in Kenya Threatens British, Canadian and Chinese Investments

Energy and infrastructure projects at risk in East Africa's largest economy.

India Eyes Japanese Military Aircraft in $1.65bn Deal

Deal will help Tokyo end its self-imposed ban on arms exports.

Emerging Markets Relief Boosts FTSE 100 From 5-week Lows

FTSE 100 up 0.3% to 6,572.54 points just before noon.

A smartphone user shows the Facebook application on his phone in Zenica, in this file photo illustration

Why Facebook's Android App Wants to Read Your Text Messages

An update to Facebook's Android app in the UK has revealed it requires permission to access your text messages.

Allied Irish Banks Seek Banker Bonuses Despite 2,500 Job Cuts

AIB received a €21bn rescue package between 2009 to 2011

Lloyds Axes 1,000 UK Jobs as Part of Bank's Strategic Review

The losses will fall within the employer's retail, risk, operation and commercial banking divisions.

India Unexpectedly Raises Interest Rates to Tackle Inflation and Defend Rupee

Reserve Bank of India raises its benchmark interest rate to 8% from 7.75%.

South Sudan Conflict Jeopardises Country's Oil Industry

Damage to South Sudan's oil industry could cripple its future.

Ex-Co-op Bank's Rodney Baker-Bates added that Paul Flowers (pictured) did not have sufficient experience to run a bank.

Co-op's Ex-Chairman Paul Flowers 'Scored Well in a Psychometric Test' Before Appointment

Former Co-op Bank deputy chairman Rodney Baker-Bates gives evidence over 'Crystal Methodist' Flowers

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