Daily Mail - March 31 , 2016

Britain's biggest coffee chain has been accused of misleading customers with ‘cynical greenwash’ claims about the recycling of its cups. Costa has been telling the world that its cups can be recycled alongside ordinary paper waste, however one of its business partners has vehement...

The Star - March 31 , 2016

Melting ice from Antarctica could raise oceans by a metre before 2100 at current rates of greenhouse gas emissions, doubling previous forecasts for sea level rise, according to a study released Wednesday.

The Star - March 31 , 2016

Being more aware that sharks are in danger of being over-fished, the younger generation is opting not to have shark fin soup served at weddings.

The Star - March 31 , 2016

Sabah has repeated its call to the Federal Government to end shark hunting there, as a tourism group here called for a boycott on shark fin.
 

Bloomberg - March 30 , 2016

Behind the fallout from the Malaysia fund scandal. The bank's $6.5 billion deals with 1MDB made money and trouble. A friend of the rich and powerful loses his Wall Street perch.

FT - March 28 , 2016

With millions poised to lose their jobs as China shuts down scores of underperforming mines and mills, Beijing has pledged to soften the blow, devoting a Rmb100bn ($15.4bn) fund to help “resettle” workers in the thriving service sector.

The Star - March 24 , 2016

The Sultan of Johor has called on Malays not to discard their unique culture, saying he was disturbed by those who want to stop Muslims from the salam practice despite it being a traditional way of greeting each other.

Reuters - March 23 , 2016

China's banking regulator has urged lenders not to pay out extraordinary dividends and to limit their local government debt exposure, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday.

Bloomberg - March 23 , 2016

Thiam says trading actions were `completely unacceptable'. Bank announced additional 2,000 job cuts at securities unit.

Reuters - March 23 , 2016

China will offer $11.5 billion (£8.1 billion) in loans and credit lines to five Southeast Asian countries for infrastructure and other projects, Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday.

FT - March 22 , 2016

Although Hong Kong has long promoted itself as the world’s most free economy, many of its 7m residents beg to differ.

Straits Times - March 22 , 2016

AXA chief executive Henri de Castries will step down in September after nearly 17 years at the top of Europe's second-largest insurer, fuelling talk that his next role could be as HSBC chairman.

WSJ - March 22 , 2016

Amid soccer federation’s damaged image, entertainment and property giant will become first major Chinese partner

Straits Times - March 22 , 2016

Bankruptcies could rise 20% as companies stagger under weight of record debts.

FT - March 21 , 2016

The campaign for the UK to leave the EU has momentum and simple slogans

Wall Street Journal - March 21 , 2016

Startups, and Google, race to solve the ‘home-spectrum crunch’

Wall Street Journal - March 21 , 2016

The deal comes a day before thousands of traditional cabdrivers are expected to protest against the likes of GrabTaxi and Uber in Jakarta

FT - March 19 , 2016

Mining-led development comes at a cost for nation’s fishing communities

The Sun - March 19 , 2016

Lorraine Kelly expresses her fears that the royal ‘golden couple’ are out of touch

FT - March 18 , 2016

Wafic Saïd, the Syrian-born businessman and philanthropist, is considering legal action against Barclays after his former bank cut ties with him amid an anti-money laundering clampdown by regulators.

The Guardian - March 17 , 2016

Money will be made available to help build nuclear plant, says economics minister, as union repeats call for project to be shelved

The Sun - March 17 , 2016

GEORGE Osborne declared war on multinationals such as Starbucks yesterday in a £12billion Budget Day tax avoidance clampdown.

Daily Mail - March 17 , 2016

The Queen calls herself 'Miss Piggy' in 30-year-long family joke. She studies her red boxes as seriously today as she did 64 years ago. Staff will bake her chocolate birthday cake first made for Queen Victoria. She laughs when her old friends swear and things go wrong at Church.

FT - March 17 , 2016

China’s leaders have revealed a plan for a multiyear round of state-led infrastructure construction that they hope will prop up the economy amid flagging growth, as they move 100m more people from the rural hinterland into the country’s growing cities.

The Sun - March 15 , 2016

Facebook paid just £12 corporation tax per UK worker while other major firms shelled out up to 5,000 times more, a Sun on Sunday investigation reveals.

FT - March 14 , 2016

Water companies and other utility providers are fuelling the housing crisis by being slow to hook sites up to the network, a study has found.

FT - March 12 , 2016

BlackRock chief hits out at Trump’s campaign rhetoric and warns of risks of negative rates

FT - March 11 , 2016

In 2011 Oran Smith, head of South Carolina’s conservative Palmetto Family Council, got an unexpected phone call. It was Donald Trump — and he wanted to talk about his faith. Upset by comments from Mr Smith that he would not be able to win over South Carolina voters and only cared abou...

FT - March 11 , 2016

Higher demand for the precious metal is also boosting gold miners’ share prices

FT - March 11 , 2016

Eighteen of Britain’s landmark railway stations, including London Waterloo, Paddington and Birmingham New Street, could be sold off, the chief executive of Network Rail said, as he tries to cut debt and break up a “Kremlin-type model”.

Daily Mail - March 10 , 2016

Doctors combined two existing cancer drugs - Tyverb and Herceptin. ancer cells stopped producing in 87 per cent of the women during trial. Tumours were found to 'completely vanish' in 11 per cent of patients. Charities called it 'game-changing' for aggressive breast cancer treatme...

FT - March 10 , 2016

To his enemies, the fugitive former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is a megalomaniac villain straight out of James Bond, who manipulates events at home from his various bases around the world.

The Telegraph - March 9 , 2016

Scottish MPs have blocked plans to let English shops open longer on Sundays despite a majority of politicians south of the border voting for the change.

FT - March 9 , 2016

Tom Bower shows little mercy in his critical biography of the former British PM, says George Parker

Today Online - March 9 , 2016

Those who claim Muslims are unusually inclined to violence often cite the late Samuel Huntington’s claim that Muslim societies are more “bloody” than others because they experience more intrastate violence.

The Sun - March 8 , 2016

EDF has debts of £28bn as finance boss quits over Hinkley Point C fiasco

The Sun - March 8 , 2016

THE diminutive star of Sunday night telly has reined in his partying ways to make the big time.

The Times - March 7 , 2016

The global economy is heading for a storm as faith in policymakers dwindles, according to a stark warning from one of the world’s most respected financial institutions.

The Times - March 7 , 2016

Ming-Jin Liu and his colleagues seemed to have hit upon the boldest thesis published in a leading scientific journal for decades. In the second paragraph of an otherwise unremarkable paper on the way that tendons in our hands move as we carry out everyday tasks, the scientists went for broke.

Independent - March 7 , 2016

Facebook is handing out share bonuses of £280m to its staff by 2018 to offset the amount of tax it has to pay on profits.

Daily Mail - March 7 , 2016

Former First Lady Nancy Reagan ran the White House with ‘Gucci-clad fist’. President Barack Obama said Nancy ‘had redefined the role’ of First Lady. She died at the age of 94 of congestive heart failure at Los Angeles home. Her final years gave her time to reconnect with h...

Telegraph - March 6 , 2016

London Mayor makes his first broadcast interview since defying David Cameron and backing Out campaign last month

The Times - March 6 , 2016

Topshop billionaire ordered by regulator to pay up — as department store chain he sold for £1 fights to avoid going bust

The Times - March 6 , 2016

A year ago Topshop boss Sir Philip Green sold the ailing BHS chain for £1. Now the deal to get rid of it has come back to haunt him

The Sun - March 6 , 2016

Sun on Sunday columnist says taking time off work to deal with the misery of menstruation will jeopardise female equality in the workplace

The Daily Mail - March 5 , 2016

Singer Rod Stewart shows generous side by feeding beggars in Paris. Rock star, 71, and wife Penny Lancaster gave mother and son groceries. Couple were returning from world's largest flea market in French capital.

Daily Mail - March 5 , 2016

Shortly after 11am today, former supermodel Jerry Hall, 59, will say ‘I do’ to 84-year-old media mogul Rupert Murdoch in front of politicians, media bigwigs and stars, setting the seal on a very unlikely romance. 
 

Next Shark - March 2 , 2016

Most Americans are not happy with the current federal tax system because they believe the wealthy are not paying their fair share.

Next Shark - March 1 , 2016

In September 2013, NOKIA announced that they had been acquired by Microsoft in a deal valued at $7.17 billion. At the time, Nokia’s CEO Stephen Elop ended his speech with the following words. “We didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost.”
 

Washington Post - March 1 , 2016

Lawmakers on Tuesday pressed FBI Director James B. Comey about the bureau’s demands that Apple help it unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers.