Sony Axes 70-Strong Interactive Media Team
More lay offs are expected across various divisions over next two years.
Moneysupermarket.com Founder Simon Nixon Rakes in £130m from Share Sale
The price comparison website founder cashed in 70 million shares
Cyber Attacks Boost Company Reputation Claim Executives
The Economist Intelligence Unit report claims companies can use cyber crime as a business opportunity
US Multinationals Lose $6bn in Q4 Revenues as Dollar Gains Against Major Currencies
Yen lost nearly 7% against US dollar in fourth quarter of 2013, while Brazilian real fell more than 6% and Canadian dollar dropped 3%.
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Bitcoin Exchange MtGox Allows Users to Check Balances With New Login Screen
Collapsed MtGox provides balance confirmation service for users.
Respect for Privacy Is Coded Into WhatsApp's DNA: Founder Jan Koum
Jan Koum denies reports that WhatsApp may change privacy policies after acquisition by Facebook.
4,000 NHS Staff Made Redundant and Then Rehired Under UK Government
Andy Burnham claims Prime Minister David Cameron has handed out cheques like confetti.
US Manufacturing: Factory Output Logs Largest Gain in Six Months
Production rises 0.8% in February, the highest increase since August 2013.
Kim Kardashian Backs Facebook Sheryl Sandberg's 'Ban Bossy' Campaign
Keeping Up With the Kardashian's star joins Beyonce, Jennifer Garner and other celebrities backing the campaign
Toyota Halts India Production as Wage Dispute Unresolved
Lockout at Indian units comes after Toyota gave Japanese workers biggest pay hike in 21 years.
Primark Pays Rana Plaza Factory Collapse Victims Extra $10m
Clean Clothes Campaign claims $40m is needed to compensate Rana Plaza survivors and victims' families
Goldman Sachs and Richard Desmond Plan Channel 5 Listing
Proposed IPO comes amid concurrent attempts to sell Channel 5.
Twitter Prompts China Return Speculation as Boss Dick Costolo Visits Shanghai
Twitter has been banned in China since 2009.
Morrisons Employee Arrested After Payroll Data Theft Hits 100,000 Staff
Police say the worker was arrested in Leeds on suspicion of making or supplying an article for use in fraud.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Urges Shareholders to Vote Against Dividend Proposal
A Cincinnati shareholder wants the board to consider paying a 'meaningful' annual dividend.
France's Total Expects Lawsuit Over 2012 North Sea Gas Leak
Britain's Health and Safety Executive and energy ministry submitted reports to Scotland's prosecutors.
Vodafone Buys Spain's Ono for $10bn
Vodafone signed deal to acquire the Spanish cable operator for €7.2bn including about €3.3bn in debt.
Powerful Men More Likely to Cheat Due to High Pressure Jobs
The research also revealed that the majority of women agreed that power attracts them.
RBS in 'Advanced Government Talks' Over Dividend Payments Despite £8.2bn Profit Plunge
Reports say embattled RBS has also deferred its AGM until June because of the talks
Bernie Ecclestone Willing to Sell F1 Stake Along with CVC Exit
Ecclestone is due to face trial over bribery allegations next month in Germany.
Financial Scandals Boost Bank Risk Officers' Pay by 19%
Recruitment firms say chief risk officer pay and bonuses have rocketed in light of scandals
Pimco Staff Feared Farewell Party Clash Between Bill Gross and Mohamed El-Erian
Pimco's leader Gross is also under fire for his $200m pay day
US Lawsuit Initiates Class Action Claims Against GM
Proposed class action is first lawsuit related to recall of 1.6 million older vehicles.
Libor Fixing Scandal: United States Sues 16 Major Banks
FDIC says rigging resulted in substantial losses to 38 US banks that failed during 2008 financial crisis.
Bitcoin Is 'Very Fast Money Order' Without 'Intrinsic Value': Warren Buffett
Buffett advises investors to stay away from bitcoin, but concedes that the idea is interesting.
China's Twitter Sina Weibo Files for $500m US IPO
Weibo had 129.1 million monthly active users in December and generated revenues of $188m in 2013.
Nokia Ordered to Give $572m Tax Dispute Guarantee Before Microsoft Move
Supreme Court ruling may delay transfer of mega Indian smartphone factory to Microsoft.
Hong Kong Billionaire Joseph Lau Found Guilty of Bribery and Money Laundering
Property developer Joseph Lau sentenced to five years and three months in prison.
Barclays Cyber Criminals Blew Fortune at Harrods and Selfridges
Tony Colston-Hayter and gang stole also stole 24,000 credit cards from American Express and Coutts customers.
Benjamin Lawsky Plans to Name and Shame BNP Bankers in Federal Crackdown
Head of New York's Department of Financial Services may name bankers to deter wrongdoing.
UBS Rapped for Trying to Rig Hong Kong Interbank Rates
Investigation also found material weaknesses in UBS's internal controls and governance in Hibor submission.
BP Reaches Deal to Lift Deepwater Ban on US Government Contracts
BP reached agreement with US Environment Protection Agency on various safety requirements.
Morrisons Payroll Data Theft Hits 100,000 Staff as Supermarket Launches Probe
A spokesman for Morrisons said that it immediately ensured data was taken off the website.
Bank of America Back in Court Over Mortgage Fraud Penalties
New York court asks why US government has not sought $5bn penalty from BofA.
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