Kakha Bendukidze Holds Fate of Gene-Engineered Salmon
AquaBounty Technologies, which wants to produce genetically engineered salmon, is reliant on its largest shareholder, Kakha Bendukidze. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 2:10am
Frequent Flier: Flying as a Time for Sleep, or Tea Talk
David DeCandia, a master tea blender and a world traveler, likes to sleep on long flights. But circumstances can get in the way. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:48am
On The Road: English Skills a Concern as Global Aviation Grows
Proficiency in English, the official language of international aviation, is especially critical when pilots and air traffic controllers do not share the same native language. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:48am
Business Travel Is Back, With a Frugal Tone
Companies are trying a number of tactics to hold down their travel bills, including using more videoconferencing and bringing back the per diem. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:48am
Zuckerberg’s Property Status, Post-Marriage
Whatever Mark Zuckerberg earned before marrying his college sweetheart is still solely his property afterward. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:47am
Records Show China’s Private Link to Treasury Markets
The People’s Bank of China has enjoyed direct computer access to Treasury auctions since last year, allowing it to buy United States debt without first having to go through a Wall Street bank. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:43am
Judge Rules Pom Wonderful’s Advertising Is Misleading
The health claims of Pom Wonderful were unsubstantiated, a judge ruled. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:40am
Advertising: A Prime Time of Sitcoms and the Supernatural
Of the new series for 2012-13, many either have a dark tone or are meant to make viewers laugh. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:40am
Kodak Loses a Ruling in a Patent Case Against Apple and RIM
A judge said that RIM and Apple had not violated Kodak’s patent for digital image-preview technology, because the patent was invalid. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:40am
New Union Vote Ordered at Target Store in Valley Stream, N.Y.
A judge with the National Labor Relations Board found that Target managers had intimidated workers and violated federal labor laws. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:36am
News Analysis: Europe’s Worst Fear: Spain and Greece Spiral Down Together
The real nightmare projection is a bank run in Spain as Greece leaves the euro zone and defaults on what it owes to European public institutions. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:35am
New York Investigates Home Insurer Payments to Banks
The state is looking into whether two insurance firms effectively bought their dominant positions by paying kickbacks to banks disguised as commissions or other business. Read more...
NYT > Business, Yesterday, 1:30am
DealBook: Dueling Portrayals of Ex-Goldman Director at Insider Trading Trial
The trial of Rajat K. Gupta, a former director of Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble, began on Monday. Mr. Gutpa is accused of leaking boardroom secrets about those two companies to a friend and business associate. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 10:13pm
DealBook Column: Reinstating an Old Rule Is Not a Cure for Crisis
If the Glass-Steagall Act had still been in effect in 2008, it probably would not have prevented the financial crisis. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 9:49pm
DealBook: With New Firepower, S.E.C. Tracks Bigger Game
After missing the warning signs of the financial crisis and the Ponzi scheme of Bernard L. Madoff, the S.E.C. has adopted several new strategies to restore its credibility. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 9:18pm
What History Can Explain About Greek Crisis
If Greece makes it through the current political crisis and stays in the euro zone, one useful case study is Germany's reunification, which suggests that the adjustment could take decades. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 9:10pm
DealBook: As Facebook's Stock Struggles, Fingers Start Pointing
Much of the blame for Facebook's initial public offering debacle is landing on Morgan Stanley, the lead banker. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 9:08pm
UN condemns Yemen suicide bombing
The UN condemns as "heinous" a suicide attack in Yemen that killed more than 90 soldiers, which al-Qaeda said it carried out. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 7:37pm
Man City 'best value for fans'
Manchester City has won the Premier League title, and is also top of the league when it comes to value for fans, according to ING. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 7:13pm
VIDEO: Serving China's app-hungry billion
The BBC's John Sudworth meets the Chinese entrepreneurs targeting the world's biggest mobile phone market. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 7:12pm
China's billion phone app market
China's booming market in mobile-phone apps Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 7:12pm
VIDEO: Suicide bomb kills scores in Yemen
At least 96 people have been killed and many more have been injured in a suicide bombing in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 6:46pm
JPMorgan suspends share buy-back
JPMorgan Chase suspends its share buy-back programme to meet stricter bank capital rules, which follows on from a recent $2bn (£1.2bn) trading blunder. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 6:03pm
VIDEO: Sri Lanka ex-army chief freed
The former Sri Lankan army chief, Sarath Fonseka, has been freed after two years in prison. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 6:01pm
Economix Blog: The Case of the Missing Skills
About half of American employers reported having difficulty filling positions in 2010 because of a lack of suitable skills, one of the highest percentages for developed countries. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 5:48pm
Profit at Campbell Soup Slips 5% as It Works to Regain Footing
Campbell, facing growing competition and evolving consumer tastes, forecast a 5 to 7 percent decline in adjusted earnings for the current quarter. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 5:44pm
Nato Chicago protests hit Boeing
Protesters in Chicago rally at the HQ of defence giant Boeing, one day after violent clashes and arrests as Nato leaders hold a summit in the city. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 5:31pm
Farc kills 12 Colombian soldiers
Colombian officials say left-wing Farc rebels have killed 12 soldiers during a patrol in a remote rural area near the sensitive border with Venezuela. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 5:31pm
Nato endorses Afghan timetable
Nato leaders endorse plans to hand combat command in Afghanistan to local forces by mid-2013 and withdraw fighting troops by 2014. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 5:12pm
Jail for US webcam spy student
A US student who used a webcam to secretly film his room-mate in a gay encounter is sentenced to 30 days in prison by a judge. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 4:58pm
Media Decoder Blog: Supreme Court Passes on File-Sharing Case, but Still No End Is in Sight
The court effectively let stand a jury's $675,000 damages award against Joel Tenenbaum, a former Boston University student who admitted to downloading some 30 songs on the unlicensed file-sharing service Kazaa. But there could be another trial. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 4:53pm
Don't scare workers, urges Cable
The business secretary condemns proposals to make it easier for firms to sack under-performing staff as "the wrong approach" to boosting the economy. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 4:44pm
Under Colao, Vodafone Takes Different Route to Profit
As his competitors have increasingly sought growth in distant markets, the telecom's chief has streamlined its holdings in some key regions. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 4:13pm
We won't desert Afghans - Cameron
Britain will not desert the people of Afghanistan when troops end their combat role there in 2014, David Cameron says at a Nato summit in Chicago. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 3:59pm
'Lake red' after Breivik killings
A man who survived Anders Behring Breivik's attack on Utoeya island tells his trial the surrounding lake was red with blood following the massacre. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 3:11pm
Williams ready after fire drama
Chief engineer says the team is ready for the Monaco GP despite having their preparations "hampered" by Spanish GP fire. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 2:59pm
Iran sacks 'pool abuse' diplomat
The Iranian Foreign Ministry announces it had dismissed a diplomat accused of molesting girls at a swimming pool in Brasilia. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 2:50pm
Bangladesh child wedding dispute
A Bangladeshi court ordered officials to explain their failure to stop a 12-year-old girl allegedly being married to a 14-year-old boy at the weekend. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 2:47pm
VIDEO: Malnutrition kills Tajik children
More than half of the population Tajikistan lives below the poverty line and malnutrition is the cause of a third of child mortality. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 2:00pm
Media Decoder Blog: Cable Operators to Expand Their Plan to Share Wi-Fi Hot Spots
Five of the nation's biggest cable operators announced they would collaborate so that customers of one company can use the Wi-Fi of any of the others in public places like malls, arenas and parks. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 1:41pm
Settlers filmed shooting at Palestinian protesters
Jewish settlers filmed firing at Palestinian protesters Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 1:41pm
DealBook: Facebook Shares Slump on Second Day
Facebook's stock was down more than 10 percent on Monday morning, to around $34 a share. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 1:27pm
DealBook: Barclays to Sell Its Stake in BlackRock
The British bank Barclays said on Monday that it planned to sell its stake in the investment management firm BlackRock, which it valued at $6.1 billion. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 1:21pm
Kuwaiti denies Twitter blasphemy
A Kuwaiti man pleads not guilty to charges that he insulted the Prophet Muhammad and the rulers of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in messages on Twitter. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 1:18pm
Stars pay tribute to Robin Gibb
Sir Cliff Richard, Ringo Starr and Dionne Warwick lead the tributes to Bee Gee Robin Gibb, who has died aged 62. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 1:16pm
China’s Premier Open to Stimulus Steps
Wen Jiabao is calling for economic policies to tilt a little more toward fostering growth, official media reported. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 1:11pm
DealBook: JPMorgan to Suspend Stock Buybacks
Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, says the bank intends to keep its dividend of 30 cents a quarter unchanged. Read more...
NYT > Business, May 21, 1:09pm
Black Sabbath play homecoming gig
Black Sabbath take the stage in Birmingham for their first show since 2005 - but are locked in a contract dispute with their original drummer. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 1:05pm
VIDEO: Indigenous people fear Maracana eviction
A group of indigenous people in Brazil living near the main World Cup stadium, Maracana, fear they will be evicted to make way for a car-park. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 12:51pm
Italians count high cost of quake
A day after seven people were killed in a 6.0 magnitude earthquake, Italians assess the damage to one of their most historic regions. Read more...
BBC News | World | UK Edition, May 21, 12:35pm
