Goldman Sachs profit beats estimates, boosted by strong equities trading
Goldman Sachs Group Inc reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday as the Wall Street investment bank benefited from higher equities trading revenues and an...
Vodafone launches 5G in Germany, challenges D.Telekom on price
Vodafone said on Tuesday it was launching 5G services in Germany, taking on Deutsche Telekom by offering cheaper deals and reaching more cities than the...
Greek conservatives scrap plans to take clergy off state payroll
Greece’s newly-elected conservative government on Tuesday scrapped plans to remove priests from the state payroll, reversing a decision by its leftist predecessor that aimed to...
Softbank’s Arm Holdings eases upfront license costs
Arm Holdings, the British chip technology firm whose designs underlie mobile phone chips, is changing its licensing model to pursue a bigger customer base as...
Toddler dies after falling into Tim Hortons grease trap
Police say a three-year-old boy was killed Monday, after falling into an unsecured grease trap behind a Tim Hortons restaurant in Rochester, New York. Linda...
Koepka banks on caddie’s local knowledge
American Brooks Koepka believes he has a “big advantage” in this week’s British Open in the form of his local-born caddie who grew up playing...
Jordan appoints new ambassador to Qatar, two years after downgrading ties
Jordan appointed a new ambassador to Qatar on Tuesday, a step toward restoring normal relations two years after it withdrew its ambassador in solidarity with...
Boeing jet trouble leads to cuts at Europe’s busiest airline – Al-Arabiya
Boeing jet trouble leads to cuts at Europe’s busiest airline Al-Arabiya Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change The Guardian Man whose family died in...
Welsh street takes world’s steepest title
Guiness World Records has named a meandering street in northwest Wales the steepest in the world, knocking a road in New Zealand off the top...
Out of the shadows: Australia’s finance regulator told to be more ‘forceful’
Australia’s prudential regulator should become less “discreet”...