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It was quite a week for Intel.
Sri Lanka's Marxist-leaning leader, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, grabbed a commanding early lead on Sunday in his bid to become the next president of the debt-ridden country seeking to elect a leader to bolster its fragile economic recovery.
Qualcomm recently approached struggling chipmaker Intel about a takeover, CNBC has confirmed.
With more courage (or naivety) than fear, I left a well-paid job 16 years ago to found my design practice. Since then, work has never been just a job with regular hours.
The company said in a statement last week that it intends to repurpose its plant in Tamil Nadu’s capital, Chennai, to primarily export to global markets. Ford previously built cars and engines at the factory for domestic and global markets.
Japan's top currency diplomat Atsushi Mimura said authorities are "always watching markets" as a renewed build-up of yen carry trades could heighten market volatility, public broadcaster NHK quoted him as saying in an interview that ran on Friday.
Undercover sting reveals how the politician bought hundreds of overseas homes on a $13,000-a-year salary.