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General Electric profit down 10% at $1.8 bn in July-Sept quarter
21 Oct 2017
GE’s new CEO John Flannery vowed to shed more than $20 billion worth of assets and hold executives accountable for failing to deliver after what he called “horrible” results in the third quarter
Baidu’s iQiyi eying IPO in US next year: report
26 Sep 2017
China to ban trading of bitcoin
11 Sep 2017
China bans ICOs in crackdown on cryptocurrency
05 Sep 2017
BHP Billiton to exit loss-making US shale business
22 Aug 2017
The mining giant, which announced a 192 per cent increase in its net profit to $5.89 billion for the year ended 30 June and a 24 per cent rise in revenues to $38.29 billion, instead opted to reward investors with a three-fold hike in dividend to 43 cents a share and return $2.5 billion to its bondholders
Bitcoin cash surges 40 per cent in single day
19 Aug 2017
Post Sikka exit, 3 US law firms launch probes into Infosys
19 Aug 2017
The law firms, representing institutional investors, are looking to pin Infosys on securities fraud or other unlawful business practices by its officers or directors, to recover stock market losses
Elevated testosterone causes bull market trading
17 Aug 2017
Digital currency BitCoin crossess record $4,000
14 Aug 2017
Toshiba results get auditor nod, may avert delisting for now
10 Aug 2017
While the 'qualified’ auditor's approval for results may help Toshiba remain listed, the company is yet to see any progress in talks to sell its chips unit, which will give it much-needed cash
Bitcoin surges past $3,000
05 Aug 2017
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