Apple Inc’s top security officer told Congress on Sunday that it had found no sign of suspicious transmissions or other evidence that it had been penetrated in a sophisticated attack on its supply chain.
Daimler’s finance chief Bodo Uebber won’t seek to renew his contract when it expires in December 2019, the carmaker said late on Sunday.
Shares of Barnes & Noble Inc could still have more upside after a jump in the stock this week on news the bookseller is exploring strategic options, according to Barron’s.
Telecom Italia (TIM) CEO Amos Genish said tensions between the company’s management, its board and shareholders were counterproductive, but said he was committed to staying, according to an excerpt of an interview with La Repubblica.
Italy is working on an Alitalia rescue plan that would see the state taking a stake of around 15 percent in the carrier along with separate investments by state-owned firms such as Ferrovie dello Stato and a foreign player, Il Sole 24 Ore said on Sunday.
Constellation Brands Inc. (NYSE: STZ) CEO Robert Sands, discusses continued market penetration of the company’s Mexican beer brands, Pacifico, Victoria in US, and global cannabis strategy, including potential of CBD beverages, and Canopy Growth (NYSE: […]
Britain has sought additional reassurances from cable company Comcast over the editorial independence of the Sky News television channel following the U.S. group’s takeover of broadcaster Sky .
Top shareholder Vivendi reaffirmed its support for Telecom Italia’s (TIM) Chief Executive Amos Genish, while accusing activist fund Elliott of running a “rumor campaign” to discredit him.
Italy is working on an extension of as much as six months to a Dec. 15 deadline for Alitalia to repay a 900 million euro ($1 billion) loan meant to keep the airline afloat while it searches for a buyer, a government source said on Saturday.
When 24-year-old Warren Buffett received a phone call offering him a job in New York City, he accepted without asking about the salary.
It was arguably the smartest – and most profitable – decision he ever made.
That’s because Buffett knew the man who had just employed him – a man he studied under at Columbia University – held the proverbial keys to the kingdom.
His name was Benjamin Graham.
Years earlier, Buffett had offered to work for Graham for free. But Buffett was kindly turned down.
Years later, he finally got his wish (and with pay).
Even so, Buffett’s life was about to change in …read more […]
Banks are going to bat for Democrats in the U.S. November midterm congressional elections as part of an ambitious strategy to rebuild the bipartisan support they enjoyed before the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
Danske Bank’s deepening money laundering scandal dragged its shares to a four-year low on Friday as Denmark’s biggest bank sought to calm investors over the impact of a U.S. criminal investigation into its Estonian branch.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross signaled on Friday that Washington may flex its muscle with additional trading partners in order to exert pressure on China to open its markets, saying that a “poison pill” provision in the recently completed pact with Canada and Mexico could be replicated.
UFC’s Dana White talks upcoming Conor McGregor fight, and teases possibility of a UFC IPO, and possible entry into the boxing market, as extension of UFC’s “Combat Sports” franchise.
Accused by Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk of making “excessive profit” by lending shares to short-sellers, top index fund companies shot back on Friday that they are only looking out for their investors.
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