Finance
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1.3KThe people who bought part of bust Powa Technologies could face a fight over patents
Mark J. Rebilas/USA TODAY Sports/ReutersPowa Technologies vs. Ensygnia. A division of bust payments business Powa Technologies that was sold last week could...
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1.6KU.S. F-35 chief expects savings after Pratt’s B-21 bomber win
Thomson Reuters The logo of U.S. manufacturer Pratt & Whitney is seen on an engine of Swiss airline’s new Bombardier CS100 passenger...
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1.3KThe billionaire owner of Ikea still buys second hand clothes to save money
ReutersThis shirt and suit are second hand if Kamprad is to be believed Ingvar Kamprad is the founder of Ikea and is...
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1.3KThese are the 23 European countries where people have the most debt
Reuters/Jose Manuel RibeiroPortugal is right up there. In a modern economy, individual debt is a fact of life. Student loans, credit cards,...
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1.3KThe 9 most expensive cities to live in the world
ReutersA couple takes wedding photos on the waterfront with a backdrop of Hong Kong’s business Central district June 18, 2014. Every year,...
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1.2KMillions of people may see their energy bills cut under new reforms — but there’s a catch
Getty Images As with banking, a lot of gas or electricity customers suspect they’re being ripped off but are too busy or...
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1.1KMoody’s is withdrawing national credit ratings in Russia
REUTERS/Ilya NaymushinRiders compete on the frozen Yenisei River during the 45th Ice Derby amateur horse race near the settlement of Novosyolovo, south...
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1.2KOil is taking another dive
The price of oil is sliding again on Thursday as the world’s most widely traded commodity yo-yos between gains and losses on...
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1.2KMorrisons is hoping Amazon can make it ‘broader and stronger’ after another terrible year
Victor Fraile/Getty ImagesMorrisons is hoping to become ‘broader and stronger.’ Morrisons had another dreadful year. The supermarket on Thursday put out its...
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988Here’s what to expect from the ECB today
REUTERS/Ralph OrlowskiEuropean Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi. 42 days ago, Mario Draghi said there were “no limits” to what the central...