Concerns have been raised about whether Ireland might be heading for an exit from the European Union amid the controversy following the EU’s ruling on Apple’s tax affairs. Some experts and analysts accused that the fine on Apple is impeding on… Read More ›
A new research report states that the quality, price and production of coffee would be dramatically impacted by climate change. According to the Sydney, Australia-based The Climate Institute, areas where coffee can be grown would be impacted to the tune… Read More ›
A new research from ETFGI, an independent research firm has some good news at last for post Brexit UK. At the end of July 2016, investments in exchange traded funds and exchange traded products saw a rise and reached a… Read More ›
As the European Commission finally decides on tax arrangements between the company and the Dublin government this week, Apple and Ireland is expected to face the ire of the body. Apple could be made liable for billions of euros in… Read More ›
As a second step in less than a week to counter the backlash over the product’s steep price, the first generic version of its allergy auto-injector EpiPen for $300, half the price of the branded product, Mylan NV said. In… Read More ›
With the aim of doubling mining output and cut mineral imports, India expects to woo 1 trillion rupees ($15 billion) of investment over five years. Mines Minister Piyush Goyal said in an interview that including upfront payments for discovered deposits… Read More ›
U.S. airlines have gotten their financial houses in significantly better order after decades of red ink. And some carriers are exploring inexpensive ways to make flying economy class a smidge less arduous even though this new wherewithal certainly won’t mean more legroom or… Read More ›
Under the proposed European rules that are designed to shore up the collapsing revenues of traditional media companies, news publishers would have stronger rights to demand payment from digital giants such as Google and Facebook in exchange for using their content…. Read More ›
Dealing another blow to prime minister Shinzo Abe’s attempts to fight deflation and revive the world’s third-biggest economy, the consumer prices in Japan dropped for the fifth month in a row in July. The July figures marks the biggest annual… Read More ›
In the field of sustainable energy, start-ups that are brimming with bright ideas are increasingly gaining importance. And this would be boosted by a scheme which places selected small companies bursting with killer energy ideas in an 180-day long accelerator… Read More ›
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