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PwC Report says Global Business Leaders Most Pessimistic In Three Years

A recent international survey says that global business confidence has fallen to a three-year low.   As corporate leaders contemplate a rising tide of threats, the survey of more than 1,400 CEOs paints a gloomy picture of the global business environment.   This survey was made public...

Following Bond Settlement, Goldman Posts Smallest Profit in Four years

Due to a $5 billion settlement of crisis-era legal claims that added pain to an already tough three months, Goldman Sachs Group Inc reported its smallest quarterly profit in more than four years.   As oil prices plummeted, concerns about China's economy intensified, and nervousness about the...

Barclays Banks sells its offshore trust business

The Sarikhani and Nielsen families have bought Barclay’s trust business and plan on expanding and doubling its revenues within five years. Although Barclays Bank has sold its trust business to an independent investor group, it has retained a 20% stake, for at least 3 years, in the newly formed...

Wealth of Half of the World’s Population is Owned by 62 Richest Individuals: Oxfam Report

62 of the world's richest people own the same amount of wealth as half of the world's population, claims a report of Oxfam. This statistic is being used by the charity organization to highlight the scale of global inequality.   Five years ago, this number – i.e. persons with half of wealth...

Oil Price Fall Further Over Iran Concerns as Banks Drag Down European Markets

Led by banks after the European Central Bank said it would quiz euro zone lenders about high levels of bad loans, European shares fell on Monday toeing the line of the Asia markets. On the other hand prices of crude continued to tumble on the prospect of more supply from Iran.   U.S. stock...

Shareholders to File Suit Against Volkswagen Over Emission Scandal

Demanding compensations for the plunge in the share prices due to its emissions test cheating scandal dozens of large shareholders in Volkswagen plan to sue the carmaker in a German court.   A case with a regional court in Brunswick would be lodged this week on behalf of 66 institutional...

WhatsApp Cancels the Subscription Fee

WhatsApp messenger, owned by Facebook, abandoned the annual subscription fee of $ 1. The company attributed this to the fact that many users do not have credit cards, and they are afraid of losing access to WhatsApp after a year of free use. WhatsApp will no longer charge their users a subscription...

Chinese Company Haier Buys GE Appliances Business for $ 5.4 Billion

A month after abandoning a deal with Sweden's Electrolux, General Electric Co agreed to sell its century-old appliance business to China's Qingdao Haier Co Ltd for $5.4 billion in cash.   After months of opposition from U.S. antitrust regulators, the $3.3 billion-proposed deal with...

Intel’s Earnings Beat Expectations Despite Fall in Earnings

Even as the money from data center chips was up markedly, Intel reported a slightly higher quarterly earnings compared to the same period last year.   Intel reported that compared to the fourth quarter a year earlier, the company reported a net income in the fourth quarter of 2015 that fell...

Despite Revenue Shrinkage, JP Morgan Reports 10% Rise in Fourth Quarter Profits

JP Morgan Chase said  on Thursday that despite weakness in its global trading business, its revenue and profit were up modestly in the fourth quarter of 2015.   The earnings for the bank, America’s largest, was up 10 percent from the quarter a year earlier, but down from the third...
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