El-Erian says currencies suffer ‘hot potato syndrome’
Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz SE and Bloomberg View columnist, discusses the problems associated with appreciating currencies.…
Trump: Facing fire and fury
US President, Donald Trump, has continued to come under fire for his remarks and tweets. His garrulous speech at the 72nd UN General Assembly drew strong criticisms from world leaders including Africa's…
Hong Kong waste paper mounts amid China ban
Mountains of newspapers, cardboard and office scrap are filling up collection points and docks to the brim in Hong Kong after China imposed a ban on imports of 24 types of rubbish,…
Mangrove’s Jackson sees bitcoin uptrend continuing
Michael Jackson, a partner at Mangrove Capital Partners, discusses the rise in the price of bitcoin and what's ahead for the cryptocurrency.…
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner dies at 91
He helped usher in a sexual revolution in the 1950s, and his business empire ultimately became one of the world's most recognizable brands. Now, after more than 60 years of publishing and…
U.S. student held in North Korea died of oxygen starved brain – Ohio coroner
An American student imprisoned in North Korea for 17 months died from lack of oxygen and blood to the brain, according to an Ohio coroner's report released on Wednesday.…
Mourinho pleased that Utd rotation leads to Champions League win
Manchester United cruise to 4-1 win over CSKA Moscow in the groups stages of the Champions League, despite several changes to the side.…
Bayern’s best-laid plans unravel in PSG rout
Bayern Munich's Carlo Ancelotti left perplexed after 3-0 loss to PSG.…
Conte escatic following dramatic Chelsea win
Chelsea defeats Atletico Madrid with the last kick of the game, leaving boss Antonio Conte jubilant. Opposite number Diego Simeone admits Chelsea deserved the win.…
Trump, Zuckerberg face-off ahead of Russia hearing
President Trump and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg face off online as the social media giant prepares to hand congressional investigators 3,000 political ads that it says were likely purchased by Russian entities…