Shares in China National Nuclear Power jump 44% in Shanghai debut
Proceeds from the $2.2bn share sale will be utilised to build four new nuclear power projects in China.
Asian markets round-up: Most bourses trade lower amid choppy trade
India's benchmark Sensex gains on the back of MSCI's decision to delay enlisting China A-shares on its index.
How Alton Towers owners can salvage their brand reputation after last week's disaster
After tragic Smiler ride accident, this is a make-or-break moment for Merlin Entertainments.
Seven Chinese gay and lesbian couples marry in West Hollywood after winning contest [Photos]
Couples were selected by the public from among more than 2,000 who submitted videos detailing their love stories.
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GE to sell private-equity-lending unit to Canadian pension fund for $12bn
GE Capital has so far announced sales of more than $55bn and is moving towards disposition of $100bn by end of 2015.
Revealed: Google's Larry Page has been voted the best boss to work for, but who are the others?
Glassdoor employee survey shows who the best bosses are.
Chipotle to offer part-time employees sick pay, paid holiday time and tuition fee reimbursement
The fast food chain hopes to attract high school and college student employees with the new benefits.
British investigator linked to GSK Peter Humphrey released early from Chinese jail
Humphrey's two and a half year jail sentence cut by seven months.
HP pays out $100m to investors on back of disastrous $11.7bn to buy UK start-up Autonomy
Computer giant still claims the investors' case had no merit and is pursuing Autonomy in UK courts.
Chinese rail giant CRRC loses $14bn in market value in one day
Trainmaker CRRC now has a market value of $116bn, after soaring as high as $130bn on 8 June.
Gary Lineker, Steven Gerrard and José Mourinho to front BT Sport's European football after broadcaster wins £897m bid
All 351 Champion's League and Europa League matches will be available to BT TV subscribers.
Hungr: New launch from former Just Eat kingpin looks to take bite out of takeaway market
Rasmus Wolff has launched a new service that he says will revolutionise food ordering.
Ukraine: Huge deadly fire raging out of control at fuel storage depot in Vasylkiv, near Kiev [Photos]
Emergency services are battling to prevent the spread of a deadly fuel depot fire outside Kiev.
'Glass ceiling' making women move around for financial services top jobs, PwC finds
34% of surveyed millennials said limited opportunities for progression was top reason for leaving job
HSBC may cut and run thanks to bank levies and ring-fencing
HSBC is cutting thousands of jobs in the UK and is mulling a possible relocation of its headquarters.
German prosecutors raid Deutsche Bank offices in Frankfurt
Raid on DB offices may be related to German private bank Sal Oppenheim, which Deutsche acquired in 2010.
Asian markets round-up: Bourses trade in red terrain post dismal China data
China's consumer inflation eased in May while producer prices stayed in deflation.
HSBC cutting up to 8,000 UK jobs in cost-saving exercise with HQ relocation on the cards
8,000 of the total 50,000 HSBC job cuts will be made in the bank's UK arm.
Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker sees no need for concessions to US airlines
Akbar Al Baker said there is no need to change previously agreed upon government transportation policies.
HSBC set to announce thousands of job cuts in Stuart Gulliver's strategic revamp
Revamp plan includes sale of businesses in Brazil and Turkey.
Samsung: US hedge fund Elliott launches legal action to block merger of affiliates
Merger pertains to construction company Samsung C&T and Cheil Industries.
Tata Steel workers in the UK to go on strike over pension
The strike will be the first in the UK steel industry in 35 years
Market roundup: Diageo spirits lifted on rumors of take over bid
Rumor of takeover bid raise spirit maker Diageo to top of FTSE
Play at bringing down the banks with new securities trading game
Try out the new mobile app that 'gamifies' investment banking and securities.
McDonald's sees US sales fall 2.2%
McDonald's worldwide sales declined by 0.3% in May, but still beat expectations.
What will new Deutsche Bank chief John Cryan's next move be?
Cryan is replacing Anshu Jain and Jurgen Fitschen as co-CEOs of the German giants.
Boots: 700 jobs cut in restructure, Nottingham HQ to bear brunt of cull
Half of the jobs, cut in an effort to restructure the company, will be at its Nottingham head office
Legal and General support removal of quarterly reporting for FTSE listed companies
FCA lifted the legal requirement for publicly listed companies to publish their quarterly statement in 2014
Britain's Reuben Brothers reaches $900m deal with Subrata Roy to save embattled Sahara Group
Reuben Brothers agreed to refinance the $900m loan taken by Indian conglomerate Sahara Group from Bank of China.
Spain's Amancio Ortega overtakes Warren Buffett as world's second richest
Spanish billionaire has net worth of $69.8bn as of 5 June, slightly higher than Buffett's $69.2bn fortune.
John Cryan to be sole head of Deutsche Bank as co-CEOs resign following Libor scandal
Anshu Jain and Juergen Fitschen quit following investors' protest.
CBI cuts UK growth forecast amid uncertainty over EU referendum and Greek crisis
CBI expects economy to grow at 2.4% in 2015 and 2.5% in 2016, compared to 2.7% and 2.6% forecast earlier.
Morrisons cuts prices as boss David Potts attempts to win back customers
The British supermarket chain is reducing prices across the board to attract customers.
Apple App Store growing by over 1,000 apps per day
In May, there were 40,037 app submissions on App Store, while applications for games totalled 13,905.
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