Constant Organisational Changes at Pfizer UK Hurt Morale, Employees Complain
Pfizer has major re-organisations at least every 18 months, employees say.
BSkyB Confirms Talks with 21st Century Fox to Buy Pay-TV in Germany and Italy
Bloomberg reported that companies are in talks for deal worth €10bn.
Investments in India's Domestic Gas Production in Jeopardy as Government Delays Price Hike
Operators in India's largest KG-D6 gas block, including BP and Reliance, may stall investments there.
Chinese Media Banned from Writing About Bitcoin
Local media banned from covering upcoming Global Bitcoin Summit in Beijing.
Pfizer's Ian Read Confirms Commitment to UK R&D
Read sees "great similarities" between Cambridge, Massachusetts and Cambridge, UK.
Goldman Sachs Confirms US Probe Over Overseas Hiring Practices
SEC is seeking information from five top banks including Goldman over hiring practices in Asia, WSJ reported earlier.
Pfizer's Bid for AstraZeneca Raises Tax and Job Concerns in US
US politicians and government officials question Pfizer on jobs.
Japan Makes First Arrest Over Alleged Drug Trafficking Using Bitcoin
Man allegedly smuggled class A drugs inside tablet computer after buying narcotics using cryptocurrency.
RuPay: India Launches Low-Cost Payment Card Alternative to Visa and MasterCard
India launched 'RuPay' which cuts banks' cost for clearing and settlement by 40%.
Apple Close to Buying Beats Electronics For $3.2bn
Apple is ready to make it biggest acquisition ever by buying headphone maker and music streaming service Beats for $3.2bn.
Political Donations in Bitcoin Approved in US With Limits
Individual donations are approved up to $100 per donor, per election cycle.
Publicis and Omnicom Scrap $35bn Merger Deal to Create Biggest Advertising Firm
Companies cite slow progress of transaction as reason for calling off proposal.
Alibaba Chairman Jack Ma's Investments Signal Potential Conflict of Interest
Jack Ma is feared to work against the company's best interests, as he may look to protect his own wealth.
Hong Kong's Billionaire Kwok Brothers Plead Not Guilty in Graft Case
Hong Kong property tycoons Thomas and Raymond Kwok were arrested over bribery.
Former BP Head Tony Hayward Named Glencore Xstrata Chairman
Hayward will step down from his current role as CEO of Genel Energy within year or two.
Warren Buffett of Asia, Masayoshi Son, Makes a Killing on Alibaba IPO
Son's SoftBank holds 34.4% stake in Alibaba, valued at about $58bn.
Yuan Faces Appreciation Pressure as China Trade Revives
China's exports and imports rebounded in April easing fears about slowdown in economy.
Airline Price War to Intensify as AirAsia Set to Take Off in India
AirAsia India received permit from Indian regulator to start commercial operations.
Local Players Pose Stiff Competition to Samsung and Apple in China Smartphone Market
Local players Lenovo, Xiaomi, Coolpad and Huawei have average market shares of 10%.
Siemens Overhauls Business Structure to Increase Profitability
Siemens will have nine divisions compared to 16 at present, under new structure.
Carphone Warehouse And Dixons Set to Announce £3.7bn Merger
The companies broadly agreed on merger terms in recent days.
UBS Sued by Old Investors in Mutual Funds Over High-Risk Puerto Rico Bonds
Older investors in UBS mutual funds sued bank for heavy losses from Puerto Rico bonds.
Asia Banks Building Relationships With Regulators Amid Tough Laws and Probes
Banks are investing more on government affairs which have become crucial for their business.
US SEC Sends Letters to Five Large Banks Over Hiring Practices in Asia
SEC is widening probe on banking sector's hiring practices to find out if they breach anti-bribery laws.
China's Alibaba Begins US IPO Process
E-commerce giant Alibaba files initial prospectus with US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Bitcoin Prices Tumble to $418 on Continued China Crackdown
BTC China suspended yuan deposits from Bank of China in latest woes for bitcoin.
BMW Set to Sell Record Number of Vehicles in 2014 After Strong First Quarter
BMW Group reported 11.4% increase in first-quarter profits primarily on higher demand from China, US and Europe.
Pfizer and AstraZeneca to Discuss Potential Merger with UK Lawmakers
British parliamentary committee will call representatives from Pfizer and AstraZeneca to discuss potential merger.
'Deceptive' Payday Lender AMG Services Subpoenaed in US
Payday companies lend short term loans at significantly high interest rates.
AIG Profit Declines 27% on Weak Property and Casualty Unit
Net income declines to $1.61bn in first quarter from $2.21bn last year.
