UK banker bonus cap complaint rejected by European Union’s Advocate General
The EU’s Advocate General Niilo Jääskinen has recommended that the court should uphold the cap on bankers’ bonuses following a complaint by the United...
RBS fined £56m for 2012 computer glitch that left millions stranded
Royal Bank of Scotland plc (RBS) was fined £56 million by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority for a software defect...
Tim Hortons to raise the price of coffee and sandwiches next week
Those who frequent Tim Hortons across Canada can expect to face higher prices next week.
The fast casual restaurant is going to be raising the...
TSX closes flat, energy sector fell by 0.75%
The Toronto stock market closed flat on Wednesday, following news from the US Fed that it won’t be increasing rates any time soon.
The S&P/TSX...
Target Q3 profit beat expectations, US sales up 1.2 percent
Target Corp announced its first increase in US same-store sales, with quarterly profit ahead of expectations. However, the company will be reviewing the loss...
Gold drops following Fed’s warning on inflation expectations
Gold prices fell, with gold for immediate delivery dropping 0.6 percent to $1,190.34 an ounce at 2:32 p.m. in New York. The drop followed...
JetBlue adding bag fees and reducing legroom, effort to boost revenue
JetBlue Airways Corp. announced it will be increasing bag fees and reducing passenger legroom next year in an attempt to bump up revenue.
The airline...
TransCanada to double dividends
TransCanada Corp says it will double its dividend growth rate for the next three years as it bring about C$13 billion in projects over...
‘Beer Tie’ vote sends pub shares tumbling, UK
After the UK House of Commons voted to end the 'Beer Tie' rule that forces some pubs tenants to pay more than market rates...
Same MPC hawks voted to raise UK interest rates
For the third consecutive month, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 7 to 2 to leave interest rates at their record...