Former NSA whistleblower alleged systems were hacked in Chinese universities.
Western corporates, including BG Group, pull out of Egypt temporarily or put operations on hold amid turmoil.
ETX Capital's market strategist unveils the financial repercussion from the horrific political turmoil in Egypt
Cass Business School Professor says loss was generated from a series of people trying to preserve power base
First half-year profit and revenue surges on big blockbusters and higher ticket prices
Bruno Iksil scandal results in fraud charges against Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout.
The joint venture will combine their infrastructure to expand their presence across Europe.
Chief Executive Theo Spierings will take charge of the New Zealand business in the interim.
France's Sanofi and Britain's GlaxoSmithKline are among foreign firms who were accused of bribery in China
Fitch ratings agency says the transfer of bad assets into a state-run bank will exceed the benefits
The 17-nation bloc stepped out of the recession at a faster-than-expected pace
France follows in Germany's footsteps and beats analysts' expectations by growing 0.5%
The finance chief announced early retirement amid an SFO investigation into Barclays' dealings with Qatar
Europe’s largest economy beat analysts' expectations and grew by 0.7%.
Justice Department claims deal would result in higher fares and fees for consumers.
The eurozone economy may move out of its longest recession as analysts predict modest growth for second quarter
DLF's stock price finishes about 8% higher in Mumbai.
Engine and oil leak concerns prompt recall of 12,000 luxury Aurora and Freelander 2 marques.
Acquisition talks at early stage over ANZ's 39.2% stake, valued at $570m.
Government mulls over retirement legislation changes to swap years-of-work tally to new credit system
The tussle of $1.2bn loan will leave the banks with about $600m losses.
Unions say rail network should be brought into public ownership as fares to rise above wages once again.
Government to cut fees for 20 different services at 14 departments, effective 1 October.
ONS CPI inflation data follows Bank forecasts and falls within Mark Carney's forward guidance.
Crisis-hit European governments are siphoning cash into automakers' staff pockets that are on forced leave
Small to medium enterprises face another challenge of being paid on time. Whitehall calls for action
BP blocked from receiving billions of dollars in new federal contracts over criminal and civil charges.
Media reports say BaFin found no evidence of wrongdoing on the part of members of the management board
Raft of issues could force GM to slash production in the manufacturing hub
British insurance giant reported soaring profits, led by its business in Asia