NEW YORK (Reuters) – Deutsche Bank AG’s U.S. securities division agreed to pay a $1.4 million fine to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority on Wednesday to settle charges that it violated reporting and supervisory rules related to equity and municipal bond trades.
Google is officially warning its employees that its internal bulletin boards are not a free-for-all for nasty, negative, damaging posts. Over the past year, Google has been embroiled in a boatload of scandals centered on the way its employees treat each other. The company has now taken its first steps to put the kibosh on one underlying cause of these scandals: the company’s internal, employee community message boards. …read more […]
The feature is designed to help families share apps and music, but the scammers are using it lock out the actual owner of the account and buy in-app purchases and iTunes gift cards. There are a handful of posts on Apple’s support forums and Reddit that detail similar stories of accounts that couldn’t buy apps or in-app purchases due to issues involving the feature. …read more […]
RIO DE JANEIRO/DUBAI (Reuters) – Anglo American has suspended a contract to supply Bahrain Steel with iron ore, the Gulf-based company said, in the latest headache for the miner’s troubled Brazilian project after spills from a pipeline that carries the commodity to port.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – T-Mobile’s planned $26 billion acquisition of rival mobile phone carrier Sprint Corp would add jobs and would not hike prices, top executives of the two companies testified before a U.S. Senate panel on Wednesday.
The Chinese online video vendor’s shares took a 13% haircut today for no real reason. That’s life in the fast lane. …read more […]
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday on renewed uncertainty regarding the U.S. stance on Chinese investments in American technology companies, reversing gains earlier in the session.
On a per-share basis, the Camp Hill, Pennsylvania-based company said it had profit of 20 cents. Losses, adjusted to account for discontinued operations, came to 1 cent per share. The drugstore chain posted … …read more […]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Equifax Inc agreed on Wednesday to do more to protect consumer data in a deal with banking regulators from seven states who investigated its security practices following a cyber attack last year that exposed data on more than 143 million people. Equifax agreed to review its defenses against hackers and to give its board of directors more responsibility for protecting consumers.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stocks ended lower on Wednesday, reversing earlier gains on renewed uncertainty regarding the U.S. stance on Chinese investments in American technology companies.
The tech stock now yields an astonishing 4.5%. …read more […]
Don’t let Intel stock’s run fool you. …read more […]
(Reuters) – U.S. stocks reversed course on Wednesday, falling on renewed uncertainty regarding the U.S. stance on Chinese investments in American technology companies.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Walt Disney Co won U.S. approval to buy Twenty-First Century Fox Inc entertainment assets for $71.3 billion on condition it sell Fox’s 22 regional sports networks, the Justice Department said on Wednesday, giving Disney an edge over Comcast Corp’s competing bid.
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