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  • Wall Street slips on China crisis worries – New York Report

    November 9, 2015

    WITH Wall Street bracing for an interest-rate hike and fretting about weak Chinese trade data the S&P 500 index yesterday suffered its worst loss in six weeks. The Dow Jones industrial average ended down one per cent at 17,730.48 points and the S&P 500 lost 0.98 per cent, to 2,078.58. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.01 [...]

  • Charlie Hebdo: Anonymous online operation suspends 200 terrorist Twitter accounts in “cyberwar” against jihadists

    November 6, 2015

    A campaign called OpCharlieHebdo has managed to suspend a number of terrorism-related Twitter accounts in retaliation against the massacre that occurred at the offices of Charlie Hebdo last week.    The operation was set up via activist website Anonymous and says its actions are part of a “cyberwar” against extremists following the deaths of 12 [...]

  • Charlie Hebdo massacre: Anonymous threatens cyberwar on jihadists in the name of free speech

    November 6, 2015

    Anonymous – an international network of activists and hacktivists – has posted a video on YouTube saying it is waging cyberwar on jihadists.    A masked individual vows to avenge the victims of the attack, not through violence but by using a distributed denial of service attack to block access to jihadist websites.    The [...]

  • Charlie Hebdo: Anonymous campaign blocks ten extremist websites in cyberwar against jihadists

    November 6, 2015

    Online activist group Anonymous has blocked access to 10 jihadist websites since it launched its #OpCharlieHebdo campaign on Friday.   It says its actions are part of a “cyberwar” against extremists, after killed 12 people were killed at the offices of Charlie Hebdo last week.    "Attacking freedom of speech is attacking Anonymous,” the group [...]

  • EU referendum: Morgan Stanley and Citi UK bosses issue stark warnings over Brexit

    November 4, 2015

    The City could face severe backlash in the event of a so-called Brexit, senior investment bankers at Morgan Stanley and Citi have warned. “If Britain were to leave Europe you would see a significant backlash against London as a financial centre,” Morgan Stanley International chief executive Colm Kelleher said yesterday. Citi’s UK country officer James [...]

  • Groupon’s share price is in freefall after posting disappointing results

    November 4, 2015

    Groupon's share price has tumbled over 30 per cent as markets in America opened today, after having posted disappointing results yesterday. The online retailers share price was 30.65 per cent down as markets opened, at $2.80. Yesterday the company revelled its results for the third quarter of 2015, showing that revenues had dropped slightly to $713.6m (£462.9m), [...]

  • Farmville creator Zynga zooms into profit with net income of $3.1m for third quarter of 2015

    November 3, 2015

    Zynga has entered the black, posting net income of $3.1m for its third quarter of 2015 with several new games pushing the firm's performance ahead. Shares in the company, which created Farmville and Words With Friends among several other games, went up by 1.22 per cent in after hours trading. By comparison, the social gaming developer made a [...]

  • The very highest-paying job specialisms in the finance sector include structurer, trader, M&A and leveraged finance

    November 2, 2015

    The UK's finance sector is regarded by many as one of the best in the world when it comes to salaries – and for good reason: one study has found more UK bankers received €1m (£711,000)-plus bonuses than the rest of the EU combined.  But how to get to the top of the top? Salary [...]

  • The right trousers: Tom Cridland on Leonardo DiCaprio, swine flu and the importance of startup loans in the developing world

    November 2, 2015

    Working alone isn’t an issue for Tom Cridland, founder of the eponymous fashion label. “It doesn’t bother me at all. Some people love the office vibe, but I’d just get distracted. Just me and my laptop is fine.” The 25 year-old opened Tom Cridland in January 2014. Starting with just a £6,000 government startup loan [...]

  • More job vacancies than jobseekers in 41 out 56 UK cities

    November 2, 2015

    Job vacancies outnumbered jobseekers in 41 out of 56 UK cities during September, research by job search engine Adzuna has revealed today. Adzuna’s UK Job Market Report discovered that there were an average of 0.58 jobseekers per job vacancy last month, slightly less than the 0.62 jobseekers per vacancy recorded during August 2015. By comparison, [...]

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