The media company is launching an iTunes-style portal for applications to allow clients and outside developers to incorporate their own software into the company's terminals.
The European Central Bank kept its main refinancing rate on hold at 0.75 per cent on Thursday, shrugging off fears that the slowdown across the eurozone that is now hitting its biggest economy, Germany, warranted a cut.
Bank of Japan eases policy for 2nd consecutive month
The Bank of Japan has taken the rare step of easing monetary policy for the second month in a row, conceding that its 1 per cent inflation target would not be reached without more aggressive stimulus.
PBOC Injects Record Amount of Cash Into Money Market
SHANGHAI-China's central bank pumped a record-high amount of cash into the financial system Tuesday in an bid to ease a liquidity crunch caused by commercial lenders' surging demand for funds to meet capital requirements.
China's largest state-owned banks are moving big chunks of their European business to Luxembourg as they seek to escape tougher regulation in the City of London.
France Calls On Google to Settle Rift With Publishers
PARIS-France will consider adopting legislation that would force Google Inc. to pay for the right to cite news articles online if the U.S. search giant fails to settle a long-running dispute with French news publishers over how to share advertising revenue, the office of France's President François Hollande said on Monday.
Big Brewers Chase U.S. Cider Growth on Craft Beer Explosion
With ciders returning to U.S. shelves, big brewers need to keep newfound consumers keen on the fizzy, alcoholic apple drink to counter a slowdown in the U.K.
