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U.S. Official Says Bangladesh Bank Heist Was 'State-Sponsored'

An FBI officer in the Philippines, who has been involved in the investigations, told the media on Wednesday that the online theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account at the New York Federal Reserve last year was "state-sponsored."   While this comment, made by Lamont...

Some National Agencies Worried Over EU Rapid Drug Approval Plan

Resistance from some of the national agencies that will ultimately decide whether the medicines are worth buying, is being faced by a push by the European Medicines Agency to speed up the approval of new drugs that show promise.   Regulators are being pushed to cut through what they see as...

American banks unite to save money

Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are planning to set up a joint venture to share trade processes and ideas. Since the financial crisis, the largest US banks have cut costs by more than $ 40 billion, and this is only the beginning. After Donald Trump’s victory, prospects for the...

Buying Of Controlling Stake In Forbes Being Discussed With China's HNA And The Magazine: Reuters

With an eye to buy a controlling stake in the owner of the publisher of Forbes magazine, the acquisitive Chinese conglomerate HNA Group is in talks with the magazine, reports news agency Reuters citing credible information from two sources with knowledge of the matter.   One of the sources,...

Bids For Asia General Insurance Distribution Deal Sought By Citi Bank: Reuters

In a deal that could be worth at least $500 million, Citigroup Inc will seek bids from global insurers keen to sell general insurance products across the U.S. bank's Asia-Pacific markets, reported news agency Reuters citing a source with knowledge of the matter.   And as demand for insurance...

Why 2018 is a turning point for Apple and Samsung

This year, the two leading smartphone manufacturers, Apple and Samsung, will be introducing flagship devices. Perhaps, these presentations will become a turning point for both vendors. The market is fed up with mobile products, including premium solutions. Soon, there simply cannot be people who...

As China, Chile And Egypt Lift Meat Ban, Brazil Hails It As Victory

As China, Chile and Egypt began lifting restrictions on imports from the Latin American country, Brazil’s under-fire meat industry received a major boost.   In a statement released Saturday by the ministry’s press office, agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi announced China’s "total reopening...

As Driver Incomes Drop, Uber Reviews India Leasing Scheme – Reuters

Since drivers have returned dozens of leased cars early after the company cut incentives, its car leasing strategy in India, its second-biggest market, is being rethought by global ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies, reported news agency Reuters.   Employing a strategy it has used in other...

Toshiba's nuclear business losses reached $ 9 billion

At last, Toshiba agreed to bankrupt its subsidiary Westinghouse Electric (services nuclear power plants), which brought to the Japanese conglomerate multibillion-dollar losses. The bankruptcy procedure will cause additional financial damage to Toshiba. Toshiba's losses related to its subsidiary...

How Solar City metamorphosed Tesla's balance sheets

Car sales and risky mergers are sucking money out from Tesla. Nevertheless, its financial position is much better than in the past. Does this mean that the company is ready to assemble Model 3? In March, Tesla sent its annual report to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Such reports...
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