Barclays appoints JP Morgan's ex investment banking chief Jes Staley as CEO
Barclays boss John McFarlane underscores Staley's investment banking expertise.
Asian markets barring Japan trade lower ahead of Fed policy meeting
Nikkei 225 edges up on expectations of stimulus measures from Bank of Japan.
IBM's accounting practices in US, UK and Ireland come under SEC radar
IBM says it has a rigorous approach to accounting practices consistent with GAAP.
Walgreens to acquire Rite Aid for $17.2bn; new portfolio to have 12,793 pharmacies
The deal will help Walgreens strengthen its leverage with suppliers and pharmacy benefit managers and enable it to save more than $1bn.
NYSE owner to acquire Interactive Data from Silver Lake and Warburg Pincus
Post the deal, ICE will be the third largest financial market data provider after Bloomerg and Thomson Reuters.
Asian markets cautious ahead of Fed and BoJ meetings
Stocks of Japanese tech firms such as Apple suppliers TDK and Murata fall.
Majestic Wine scraps six-bottle rule as part of its new business strategy
Under the new plan, the wine retailer will try and attract more shoppers, and make their experience simpler.
Chase Pay to compete with Apple, Google and Samsung in 2016
The largest bank in the US has signed a deal with MCX, who generate more than $1tn each year, to accept payments via Chase Pay.
Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani enters e-commerce business to take on Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal
RIL will launch its e-commerce business on a large scale and would partner with around 150,000 vendors.
Asian markets on track for best month since 2009 thanks to rate cuts by China and ECB
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index is up 8.9% month-to-date as of Friday's closing.
Standard Chartered to shut equity derivatives and convertible bonds businesses
The move follows the bank's decision to exit institutional cash equities, equity research and equity capital markets that would help it save $100m.
Aldi to raise minimum wage rate in UK to £8.40 an hour
Move will benefit 5,000 workers at the German firm and pressure Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons.
Tesco parts ways with Deutsche Bank after 17 years; hires Citigroup as corporate broker
Deutsche and Barclays were advising Tesco in 2014 when the accounting scandal where the retailer's profits were overstated was discovered.
Sony eyes Toshiba's sensor business to strengthen its smartphone camera components business
Toshiba intends to sell its image sensor manufacturing plant in Japan as part of its restructuring.
Kellogg in advanced talks to acquire snack-maker Diamond Foods
Acquisition will give Kellogg Kettle potato chips and Emerald nuts brands.
Sainsbury's experiments with new strategy to win back shoppers
Britain's other three big supermarkets namely, TESCO, Morrision and Walmart have also been experiencing declining sales.
McDonald's turnaround plan helps it to post record US quarterly sales in 2 years, shares at new high
CEO Steve Easterbrook credited the good results to turnaround plans that included simplified menus, better food quality and faster service.
Asian markets rally in response to stimulus hopes from European Central Bank; oil prices gain
Japan's benchmark index, the Nikkei 225 on 23 October touched its highest trading level since August end.
John Malone's Liberty Global in talks to acquire London-listed CWC for about £3.7bn
Combined entity expected to enable CWC to take on Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim and Spain's Telefonica.
Hamleys to be acquired by Hong Kong-listed footwear retailer C.banner
In 2012, it was reported that French toy retailer Groupe Ludendo had purchased Hamleys for about £60m.
Western Digital announces acquisition of SanDisk for about $19bn
This deal values SanDisk's common stock at $86.50 a share.
Asian markets witness mixed response as investors await ECB meeting; oil prices continue to slide
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index after three weeks of gains was down 1.2% for the week as of Wednesday's close.
Hong Kong proposes 'London connect' to link its commodity exchange with LME
Hong Kong Futures Exchange and LME have signed a 'non-binding memorandum of understanding' to develop the trading link.
Bank of Canada downgrades economic outlook for 2017 but holds interest rates
Bank of Canada has made two interest rate cuts in the year, one in January and the other in July.
Syngenta CEO Mike Mack steps down following Monsanto deal failure
CFO John Ramsay will take his place until a suitable replacement is found.
Asian stock markets weak on Japan's tepid export growth
Nikkei spurts on hopes for stimulus at Bank of Japan meeting.
China's SinoFortone to invest £5.2bn for 3 projects in UK
These investments will generate 1,000 new jobs in the UK.
Sony to pay employees $8m to settle lawsuit filed after 2014 hacking scandal
The attack was tied to the film The Interview, which depicted the fictional assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
ITV in £100m deal to buy TV business of Northern Irish network partner UTV
The deal will give ITV access to 13 of the 15 Channel 3 licences in Scotland.
Asian markets mostly flat in response to weak Chinese economic data
Australia's S&P/ASX 200 dips as continued weakness in China could hit the Aussie economy.