Billionaire Mark Cuban said during a court trial last Monday that the stake he sold from an Internet search firm was long been planned.
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Obama nominates Yellen to become Fed Chair
US President Barack Obama would nominate the Vice Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve to replace outgoing chairman Ben Bernanke whose term ends in January next year.
Chesapeake cuts 10% of job
Under its new CEO Doug Lawler, Chesapeake Energy Corp had cut down around 1200 jobs to reduce company spending and lift profit.
Email of Mark Cuban presented as evidence
Mark Cuban's insider trading trial saw emails he sent to then UBS SVP Charles McKinney support earlier testimony made by the Dallas Mavericks owner.
Newest partner in Sidley Austin introduced
S. Scott Parel was introduced as the newest member of Sidley Austin LLP and partner for global private equity and M&A.
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Former World Bank President Robert Zoellick would rejoin investment bank Goldmans Sachs Group as chairman for its international advisory board, said a Reuters report.
Xylem appointed H Balasubramaniam as the company's managing director for its India operations. Xylem Inc was born as a spin off from ITT Corp. Xylem is a water technology company and it announced the appointment of General Electric executive H.
Riveron Consulting has hired business development and leadership expert Tony Martorano. Tony Martorano, the business development and leadereship veteran, was recently engaged by Riveron Consulting's Chicago as its new director of business development.
Jack Priestman was appointed as Analyst into Silverfleet Capital. European private equity firm Silverfleet Capital had announced the appointment of Jack Priestman as an Analyst in its London office.
A spokesman for Yury Kovalchuk said the billionaire was thinking of buying a stake in Tele2 Russia and putting some of his shares in Sobinbank for sale.
JC Penney named Jan Hodges as the new head of its struggling home goods section JC Penney Co Inc. had named an insider to be the new head of its struggling home goods section.
Susan Bennett explained the reason why Siri would get snippy at times. Susan Bennett, the woman who claimed to be the voice of the American Siri in Apple Inc's assistant app, told CNN she recorded nonsensical phrases and sentences for ubergeeks, as she called them, in July 2005.
Chief executives of major banks and President Barack Obama on October 2 had met and discussed financial repercussions of the government shutdown.
Marc Ecko told the Business Insider that the USD 25 million investment received by his company Complex Media would be used to benefit its shareholders.
