Trending: Trump denied a bite out of the Apple
Technology powerhouse Apple Inc has ruled out supporting the Republican Convention in July, citing its disdain over Donald Trump's public stance on women, immigrants and minorities
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Trending: Talen takeover revision could lead to a scrum but Citigroup out of favour
A serenade for the affections of Talen Energy Corporation might develop after lawyers acting on behalf of its investors said on Friday they are probing whether a takeover deal is good enough. Meanwhile, Citi could be facing a 25% drop in Q2
Wall St shares gain after US oil stockpiles record another weekly drop
US shares rose by Thursday close, reversing earlier declines, after oil stockpiles recorded another weekly drop.
Trending: Happiness at Joy Global, while tech stocks rubbed badly
It was smiles at Joy Global which demonstrated you can make money in the commodities sector, and tech stock Nividia had a good start with Goldman Sachs initiating coverage at "Buy". But Apple, Box and Oracle had a day they would care to for
US stocks recover after oil inventories record another fall
US stocks recovered at midsession on Thursday - as did oil prices - after OPEC supply deal setback was brushed aside when US oil inventories were reported falling in the latest weekly data
Uber receives US$3.5bn cash boost from Saudi government
The investment from the Public Investment Fund (PIF) is one of the largest ever in a private technology company
Trending: Google Home is set to advance Smart things cheaply
While companies like IBM and Korea's Samsung have led the crusade to make us control our domestic boiler using a smartphone app, it was never going to take an eternity for Google to get in on the act
Trending: Could the Google Paris raid be catching?
The decision of French authorities to raid the Paris offices of search engine Google could have much wider implications, both for Google overseas as well as for other companies known to mitigate huge tax bills by shifting revenue
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Trending: Buffett's Apple buy is no surprise
It may have surprised traders and impressed the Apple Inc board but was Warren Buffett's acquisition of $1.1bn-worth of the IT company's shares such a wow moment?
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In the papers - Buffett buys a billion of Apple shares
A look at some of the major stories in the US papers
Papers - Ashley faces new hurdle after sport double-whammy
Sports Direct owner has agreed to face MPs over employment practices
US stocks receive lift from M&A activity in pharma sector
Merger activity and a resurgent oil price have lit a fire under US equities
Pharma M&A activity provides some juice for US stocks
Merger activity and a resurgent oil price have lit a fire under US equities
Stocks set for steady start as Buffett reveals Apple stake
After Friday's shellacking, a quiet start might be welcomed
Sound strategy and a shrewd bet place Lingo Media at the head of the pack in fast-growing digital ESL market
Lingo's platform has been rebuilt from scratch so there are no references to pagers, video cassette recorders or the Concorde in its Learning modules
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In the papers: No wonder Donald Trump refers to himself in the third person
According to the Washington Post, Trump used to use an alias to brag about himself to the media. Also covered: Swift banking messaging system hacked again; transgender ruling for schools; Apple backs Uber competitor
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Papers - Government failures to blame for PPI firms taking £5bn
A round up of some of the main themes in the UK papers
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Trending: Banking on Apple in Canada
While Facebook applied two years ago for a banking licence in the United States and has since begun developing initiatives to offer methods for its users to store cash and pay for services via the social network, Apple is formalising relati
FTSE 100 retreats late as miners suffer, small caps steady
Shares in London fall back late on despite solid start
Imagination Technologies leads shares higher on bid talk
Chinese tech fund buys stake in graphics chip developer