After 'Secure' Blackphone, Privacy-Centric High-End Android Tablet in the Works by Geeksphone and Silent Circle
A secure Android tablet is certainly the need of the hour.
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Central Banks Watch: South Africa, Singapore, South Korea, Egypt and Chile To Set Policy, Yellen and Draghi to Speak
Chile is likely to cut rates further and Yellen will be keenly watched in the backdrop further signs of strengthening of the US labour market.
Morgan Stanley: 'No Assurance' Rosneft Deal Will Close
US regulatory committee asks Morgan Stanley and Rosneft for more details about their deal.
Crude Oil Drops Amid Global Demand Concerns
Concerns surrounding global economic growth have raised questions about future oil demand.
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Microsoft Board Could Address Gender Gap in Pay and 'Boys' Club' Culture
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was criticised for his remark that women shouldn't ask for raises.
GE's Finance Arm in Talks to Buy Helicopter Leasing Firm Milestone
Purchase price for Milestone could be more than $2.5bn, WSJ reports.
Sears Suffers Cyber Attack at Kmart Stores, Customers' Card Data Stolen
Retailer believes certain debit and credit card numbers have been compromised in cyber attack.
Bank of England's Mark Carney: Gender Diversity Makes Companies More Effective
Governor says businesses need to promote and encourage talent as well as setting diversity targets.
IMF Projects 'Solid' Growth for Asia Pacific GDP in Q4
Asia Pacific's second half growth will be solid despite a weaker-than-expected first half.
Severn Trent to Axe 500 Management and Support Jobs
The FTSE 100 firms says it is working with the company's unions over the potential move.
Vodafone Prevails in $490m Indian Tax Dispute
Bombay High Court rules in Vodafone's favour in transfer pricing case
EY Global Public Policy Chief: 'The West Hasn't Got LGBT Rights All Figured Out'
Beth Brooke-Marciniak tells IBTimes UK global mobility is still a big issue for LGBT workers
Reuters Demands Access to $20bn Oil Tycoon's Divorce Trial
Reuters has asked that the divorce trial of billionaire oilman Harold Hamm be opened to the public.
Old Mutual Eyes British Wealth Manager Quilter Cheviot for £650m
Quilter Cheviot had assets worth £15.7bn under management as of June 2014.
SMEs Raking in 50% of Revenues from Overseas Market by 2019
SMEs are eyeing global trade potential but are alive to real or perceived obstacles.
Snapchat Hack: 200,000 'Self-Destruct' Nude Images Set to Leak in 'The Snappening'
Hackers warn hundreds of thousands of leaked nude images will be published online.
World Mental Health Day: Mayor of London Boris Johnson Calls for Better Awareness
Johnson says the day is an opportunity to bolster awareness of this issue amongst businesses.
Ukip's Douglas Carswell By-Election Win is 'Starting Pistol for Short Term Financial Market Uncertainty'
Douglas Carswell became Ukip's first MP with 21,113 votes
Clacton By-Election: 'Phenomenal Performance Shows Ukip Can Deliver' – YouGov
Joe Twynam, of YouGov, tells IBTimes UK that Ukip 'mopped up votes from the left behinds'.
Fifth Street's Leonard Tannenbaum to Become One of the World's Youngest Billionaires
Boss and fund manager Tannenbaum is set to sell millions of shares when Fifth Street floats
London House Prices: Tiny Flat Worth Cost of Mansion in Spain or US
With a mortgage of £254,000, you can buy 250m² property in Spain, compared to 72m² house in London.
IMF Cuts GDP Forecasts For LatAm and Caribbean With Brazil and Argentina Seeing Sharper Cuts
IMF said lower commodity prices and domestic policy uncertainties are drags on the growth of the Western Hemisphere.
UK Landlords Yields Soaring as Buy to Let Loans Flood Market
Larger multi-unit blocks (MUFBs) see yields reach 8.6% in the third quarter this year
US Fed Reserve Officials Point to Mid-2015 as Likely Date for a Rate-Hike
US Federal Reserve has kept rates near zero since 2008.
Glock Gun Founder Branded a $500m Racketeering 'King Lear'
The ex-wife of firearm firm founder Gaston Glock accuses him of rackeerting and money laundering.
Anonymous Hackers Threaten Chinese Government with Website Blackouts and Data Leaks
Anonymous has warned it will shut down government websites in China through a massive DDoS attack
Amazon Opening First Physical Store in New York City
Amazon is understood to be opening its first bricks and mortar store in Midtown Manhattan.
Oil Futures Down on Supply Glut and Global Growth Concerns
US crude stockpiles are rising against a backdrop of slowing growth in China, the world's No. 2 oil consumer.
World Mental Health Day: Friends Life Chief Calls on Business Leaders to 'Break the Silence'
Andy Briggs, the boss of Friends Life, writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on World Mental Health Day.
Monthly UK Card Transactions Hit 'Major Milestone' of One Billion
The UK Cards Association says the data is a clear indicator of the transformation in how we all spend.
Venezuela Ordered to Pay $1.6bn to Exxon for 2007 Expropriation of Assets
Venezuela to compensate Exxon for the 2007 confiscation of the firm's Cerro Negro oil assets.
Could Tunisia's Election Unleash the Mediterranean Tiger?
Tunisia will seek to extend its agreement with the International Monetary Fund beyond 2015.
Bill Gross Excited at His 'Simpler Role' at Janus and Start of a 'New Chapter'
Gross talks about his new role at Janus and departure from Pimco.
Scotland's Labour Leader Johann Lamont's Expenses Double That of SNP's Alex Salmond
MSP expenses rose more than £12.5m in 2013 overall.
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