Former Qualcomm exec, Jing Wang, sent to prison for insider trading
A former Qualcomm executive, Jing Wang, was sentenced to 18 months in prison and received a $500,000 fine for insider trading. If a corporate insider...
Data breaches reach record levels in 2014
In 2014 so far, there have been 568 data breaches involving more than 75 million records, of which 56 million occurred at Home Depot...
Help to Buy ISA giant deception affects half million savers
How would you feel if you entered a Help to Buy ISA scheme because the then Chancellor George Osborne told you it would provide...
European bank shares surged initially after stress test results
Shares in European banks surged initially after the ECB and EBA published their bank stress test results on Sunday. The European Central Bank (ECB)...
Netflix launches video streaming service in Cuba
Netflix, the industry leader in providing of on-demand Internet streaming media, is now launching its service in Cuba as political tension between the US...
Amazon releases free 3D game engine called ‘Lumberyard’
Amazon Web Services is rolling out two new free products for PC and console game developers: a 3D game engine called ‘Lumberyard’ and a...
Brazilian Leading Economic Index down again
The Brazilian Leading Economic Index (LEI) fell 0.2% in June, after declining in May (-1.8) and also in April (-0.4). The index has fallen...
Tesla Model 3 is one of the most satisfying cars to own, survey reveals
The Tesla Model 3 is one of the satisfying cars to own, according to Consumer Reports subscribers.
The Model 3 was the #1 rated...
American banking industry improved in Q2 2014
In the second quarter of 2014, the American banking industry continued to improve, says the American Banking Association (ABA), driven by a steep increase...
Climate change denial still strong especially in the US
Climate change denial is still strong, especially in the US, despite the overwhelming evidence that global warming has started and will get worse, and...