The prime minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is planning to pass a law that will ban Facebook and YouTube in the country after recordings revealing his group's alleged corruption went viral on the Internet.
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US scrap metal recycler Upstate Shredding snaps up Brant Auto Parts
New York, US-based scrap metal processor and recycler Upstate Shredding snapped up Irving-based rival Brant Auto Parts for an undisclosed amount in an all-cash deal.
India-based Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd recalls 64,000 bottles of generic Lipitor in US due to dosage packing error
Ranbaxy Laboratories has recalled 64,000 bottles of its generic version of Lipitor in the US after a 20-milligram tablet was found in a bottle for 10-milligrams, Reuters reported.
Tighter regulations await crowdfunding sector in UK to facilitate transparency and investor protection
The loan-based crowdfuning sector of the UK will be subject to stricter regulations by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority to safeguard the interests of investors and make it more transparent, the Yorkshire Post reported.
HSBC's Natalie Blyth learns business lesson from bees
For investment banker Natalie Blyth, the bees gave her a business model to follow and teaches her lessons about "risk, efficiency and productivity," Reuters reported.
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Miley Cyrus kissed Katy Perry during her Sunrise concert which Perry said went overboard and said comments that Cyrus found disrespectful.
Enrique Iglesias new album goes viral on social media platform Twitter after hashtag #SEXANDLOVELYRICS, the name of Iglesias’ new album, along with his collaboration with Kylie Minogue for the song Beautiful, dominated the scene on Thursday.
Phil Jackson said the decision to hire Mike D’Antoni in 2012 came from the late Lakers’ owner Jerry Buss and that he has not got anything to do with the management’s decisions.
Oscar Pistorius allegedly kill Reeva Steenkamp during last year’s Valentine’s Day according to a Pretoria High Court after Pistorius ex-girlfriend Samantha Taylor testified that the athlete never goes out without carrying his gun.
Google showed its support in the celebration of International Women’s Day through a doodle which can be seen on the homepage of the search engine with a play button that once you hit start, you will be directed to different videos from women all over the world, greeting people a Happy International Woman’s Day in various languages.
In the absence of rules that banned the use of commercial drones, Federal Judge Patrick Geraghty has ruled that these low-flying aircraft can be used for business purposes, TechCrunch reported.
300: The Rise of An Empire was given a review after its release date today, March 7 by TheGuardian which said the film was pretty dull and bloody yet with digitally enhanced abs and frowning faces that appeared entertaining.
Mobli, the startup that also offers a mobile photo and video platform, has announced its intentions to join the Nasdaq Private Market to provide its investors more liquidity, TechCrunch reported.
The Crimean parliament and the city council of Sevastopol voted in favor of becoming a part of the Russian Federation and become one of its constituents which would need to be approved through a referendum scheduled March 16, reported RT.
