4 crucial steps to take to prepare for your Wall Street interview
When Wall Street titan Morgan Stanley hires people, it's looking for "exceptional individuals."That's according to a blog post on the global-investment bank's website.In other words, if you're a...
View ArticleUS Customs seized $39 million worth of fake sports-related items ahead of...
Days before the first player stepped onto the field for Super Bowl 50 on Sunday, US Homeland Security-led efforts had already seized 450,000 counterfeit sports items, according to a release issued...
View ArticleMichael Kors has identified a huge weakness in its business — and it should...
Michael Kors' just identified a huge weakness in its business — American malls. Despite strong gains in the overall business, the handbag retailer says it saw a decline in North American mall traffic....
View ArticleHere's the version of that SoFi Super Bowl ad you didn't see — it was edited...
Financial services company SoFi made a last-minute edit to its Super Bowl 50 ad, after facing internal and external criticism for the final line in the spot, Adweek reported.Both the original and the...
View ArticleAsia slumps in holiday-thinned trade
By Lisa TwaroniteTOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares got off to a rocky start on Monday after mixed U.S. jobs data helped sink shares on Wall Street, but trade was thin with many regional markets closed for...
View ArticleCrude oil slips after Saudi, Venezuela meeting on prices yields little
TOKYO (Reuters) - Crude oil futures were mixed in early Asian trade on Monday after a meeting between OPEC producers Saudi Arabia and Venezuela to discuss coordination on prices ended with few signs...
View ArticleCelgene, Gilead Sciences shares could rise 30 percent: Barron's
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The tumble in share prices for biotechnology stocks has created some buying opportunities, with drugmakers Celgene Corp and Gilead Sciences poised for a 30 percent rise over the...
View ArticleCEOs, venture backers lose big as LinkedIn, Tableau shares tumble
By Luc CohenNEW YORK (Reuters) - LinkedIn Corp Executive Chairman Reid Hoffman lost almost half his $2.8 billion fortune on paper Friday as shares of his social media company suffered their largest...
View ArticleThe most-mentioned brand on Twitter during the Super Bowl didn't even...
Esurance was the most-mentioned brand on Twitter during Super Bowl 50 — yet it didn't even advertise during the big game.Instead, Esurance chose to advertise in one of the cheaper pre-game ad slots,...
View Article10 things you need to know in markets today
Good morning! Here's what you need to know in markets on Monday.Chinese foreign currency reserves fell by $99 billion in January. On Sunday, the People's Bank of China reported that the country now has...
View ArticleThe 10 most important things in the world right now
Good morning! Here's what you need to know on Monday.1. The UN will hold an emergency meeting in New York after North Korea fired a long-range rocket on Saturday. It comes soon after the rogue nation...
View ArticleREPORT: HSBC will decide whether it will move its HQ out of Britain this week
HSBC will decide this week whether it will move its headquarters out of London.That's according to The Telegraph newspaper that also says that the banking giant is erring on the side of keeping its...
View ArticleOil prices may crash further because of oil producers' high debt levels
A key driver of the 70% plunge in oil prices since the summer of 2014 is over-supply. But according to Jaime Caruana, a General Manager at the Bank for International Settlements, the price of oil could...
View ArticleHSBC is paying $470 million for 'abusive mortgage practices' in the US
HSBC confirmed on Monday that it is paying $470 million (£323.4 million) to settle an investigation into suspect mortgage lending, loan servicing, and foreclosure practices in the US in the run-up to...
View ArticleCredit Suisse's Thiam wants his bonus to be cut up to 50 percent - report
ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse Chief Executive Officer Tidjane Thiam has asked the bank's board to cut his 2015 bonus by between 25 percent and 50 percent, the Financial Times reported on Monday,...
View ArticleOne of Apple's UK partners is in full-blown crisis mode and shares are tanking
Imagination Technologies, a microchip designer that works with Apple and counts the US tech giant as its third biggest shareholder, is in big trouble.On Monday, the company announced a huge overhaul of...
View ArticleCredit Suisse's boss wants the bank to slash his bonus by up to 50%
The boss of Credit Suisse asked the bank's remuneration board to slash his bonus after the group posted a horrific set of results this month.Tidjane Thiam, who took over as CEO in July last year, told...
View ArticleThis is what a $700 billion bond-market bubble looks like
Two of world's most important central bank governors, Japan's Haruhiko Kuroda and the euro zone's Mario Draghi, have both said there's "no limit" to what they'll do to loosen monetary policy this...
View ArticleThe world's biggest oil trader thinks we may never see $100 oil again
The price of oil might never go above $100 per barrel ever again, and will stay beneath $60 for as long as ten years, according to the boss of the world's biggest independent oil trader.In an interview...
View ArticleThe truth about the stock market in 16 simple charts
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