The 25th International fine watchmaking fair, attended by 16 luxury watch brands, opened its doors on Monday (January 19) in Geneva, four days after the Swiss National Bank (SNB) unexpectedly announced it had decided to scrap its three-year old cap on the Swiss franc, triggering the currency to soar against the euro.
Philip Harrison has been appointed finance chief at Balfour Beatty.
Amazon announced on Monday (January 19) plans to produce movies for the big screen and offer them on its Prime video service within two months of their theatrical release.
Car insurance is at an average of £540 at the moment.
Deloitte has come out with a report that says the company enabled global economic impact of $227bn and 4.5 million jobs across the globe.
Labour MP Stella Creasy tells IBTimes UK that the move, if true, represents progress.
The National Citizen Service unveils employers' biggest pet peeves.
ZipDial is a mobile marketing firm based in Bangalore.
Trade union Usdaw wants the government to act to stop workers getting abused.
ILO says jobs market to deteriorate over next four years on wage inequality.
Move comes after Fitch and Moody's downgrade of Russian sovereign debt to just above junk status
South Korea's Samsung Electronics announced a $2bn share buyback plan in November 2014.
Investment would value SpaceX at more than $10bn, Wall Street Journal reports, citing sources.
Chinese equities log their biggest one-day percentage drop since 2008 on 19 January, dragged down by financial stocks.
The new pricing will come in to effect on 27 February.
Hendrik Pistorius & CO accused of fixing agricultural prices for more than 13 years.
The Bank of Scotland says that the Scottish economy is strong heading into 2015.
In submission to Treasury, British Bankers' Association said bitcoin would be risky for customers and the financial system.
Tesco has slashed prices on 380 products.
Kingsoft develops entertainment, Internet security and enterprise software.
The Prime Minister is expected to announce more Conservative manifesto commitments.
The Labour leader is expected to make the general election manifesto commitment today.
Moody's changes aviation industry outlook to positive from stable.
Discussions are at early stage and there is no surety that deal will be reached, Sunday Times reports.
Moneyhorse Games cancels gaming project, unable to complete crowdfunding target for game.
Softcard was founded by AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless.
A new report says 100 suppliers could be put out of business by price wars.
Source says Barclays was 'not able to fill client orders quickly enough'.
The e-commerce platform hits 50,000 service providers and $350m project value to date.
Switzerland is the first country to leave the euro but it may not be the last.