COMPANIES

About 16 million cars with potentially deadly Takata airbags have been recalled globally.

Soros Fund Management's Quantum Partners has given Gross a stamp of approval at Janus Capital Management.

Valeant's stocks surged 29.58% in Toronto trade and 21.53% in New York trade this year.

Owning a car in Singapore is expensive and people rely on public transport and taxis to get around.

Investors submitted orders of at least $57bn for company notes.

Royal Dutch Shell sells 30% stake in Niger Delta field for $600m.

The sanctions-hit, state controlled lender has asked for 250bn roubles (£3.4bn) more in state aid.

American restaurant TGI Friday's are to launch the UK's first 'mistletoe drones', which will fly around their restaurants in a bid to encourage customers to kiss each other

Firefox inked new deal with Yahoo to serve as its default search provider in key market US.

Ultra-low interest rates are a curse for the legions of savers who have seen their cash returns collapse.

Citi is paying around $1bn in fines to three separate authorities for currency market manipulation

Amazon and others putting pressure on Royal Mail as we enter crunch Christmas period.

Both northbound and southbound flows are way below the daily permissible limit.

Iconic branch was shuttered in August amid crackdown on US food restaurant.

IG's CFO Chris Hill speaks to IBTimes TV exclusively in London about the milestone company birthday

IG's CFO Chris Hill speaks to IBTimes UK exclusively in London about the milestone company birthday

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Jump in data consumption will be primarily due to 130% increase in number of smartphone subscriptions.

The delivery service's stock price has fallen dramatically after profits plummeted by 21%

Company will start selling Mirai fuel cell cars in Japan on 15 December and in US and Europe in mid-2015.

Uralkali shares fell after a 20 by 30 metre sinkhole was found at its Solikamsk potash mine.

Australia's regulator has been investigating market rigging since 2012.

Xiaomi is reportedly in talks to raise $1.5bn in fresh capital.

Amazon, which has launched its own delivery service, was Royal Mail's biggest parcels client.

India will fail to achieve the heady growth rates of the past decade without broad structural reforms.

Dow Chemical still refuses to accept liability for the world's worst industrial accident.

Bombay High Court rules in favour of Shell's Indian unit, saying stock transfers by Indian company to its foreign parent were not taxable.

New York lawyer Irving Picard has struck deals with three separate Cayman Islands-based funds this week.

Two employees were also banned from working at any other New York banks.