Новости за 03.08.2015

Bank becoming more choosy about deploying money as chief needs to put excitement into share price

The news that a 55-year-old man collapsed and died while taking part in yesterday's Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 cycle sportive is a reminder of the challenge such an event presents.

Three students from Latin America have won scholarships to attend the MBA programme at Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford.

The Bachelorette Reimagined as a Gay Love Story There’s never been a same sex couple on The Bachelorette. It’s time for that to change. With two women — Kaitlyn Bristowe and Britt Nilsson — pitted against each other early on in the season, we thought it was only fitting to have them drop the guys and run away together. What happens when the Bristowe ditches the dudes for the other Bachelorette?

A $10,000 reward has been announced for the suspect's arrest.

A new study sponsored in part by the US military found that focus groups in post-Soviet countries had negative or at best skeptical views of US foreign policy, particularly when it comes to political influence.

There are 44 cars on the preliminary entry list for Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Watkins Glen International.

Surging demand and abnormal ocean conditions have led to skyrocketing prices for lobster this year — right in prime lobster-eating season.

Pakistan's banned leg-spinner Danish Kaneria has been summoned for a hearing on August 18 by the Sindh High Court in connection with a petition filed by the England and Wales Cricket Board for the recovery of nearly 250,000 pounds from him as fine in the spot-fixing case.

If you want to be a fellow for the Office of Neighborhood Safety in Richmond, California, you have to have the right background.

Real-estate magnate Donald Trump's rise in the polls isn't showing any signs of slowing down ahead of the first GOP presidential primary debate this week.

Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush, whose support for a path to legal status for undocumented workers puts him at odds with most of his rivals, outlined what he called “a robust strategy to improve border security.”

State media has toned down the anti-Ukraine rhetoric but its message lives on, says Courtney Weaver

Russian media has toned down the anti-Ukraine rhetoric but it lives on, says Courtney Weaver

The Indukaka Ipcowala Institute of Management (I2IM) has launched - Academy for Graduate Admissions and Competitive Examinations (AGACE) – at the Changa-based campus of Charotar University of Science and Technology (CHARUSAT).

Something not so nice happened in the City of Brotherly Love.

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A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.

Nike may well match.

Pedro Hernandez will face a new trial beginning Feb. 22 in the murder of Etan Patz.

The confirmed death of Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar has weakened the movement, giving Kabul an opportunity to step up the battle against the insurgency, an Afghan governor and one of the country's most powerful former warlords said Monday.

Two former friends from Wall Street now share an awkward relationship at a prison outside of Boston, reports the New York Times.

It's official. New York City is in the midst of an historic building boom - and the proof is in the numbers.

Silicon Valley employees' transport bus drivers want more money.