Shunfeng shares rise after winning bid for Suntech’s main unit

The shares of solar-cell maker Shunfeng Photovoltaic International Ltd rose after it agreed to buy Suntech Power for $492 million.


Lamiraux steps down, Apple quiet on next iOS head engineer replacement

Apple Inc had lost its Vice President of Engineering for the iOS in Frenchman Henri Lamiraux as he confirmed his retirement in a 9to5Mac report.

JPMorgan hiring practices under review

JPMorgan Chase hiring practices now being reviewed by US, British and Hong Kong regulatory authorities.

British employer group recommends retention of EU membership

The Confederation of British Industry said they are campaigning for a reformed European Union for British interests.


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Centrica decided to scrap plans for £2 billion wind farm unless the government subsidies to be given will be significantly increased.
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KT Corp said the mobile operator's CEO Lee Suk Chae offered to resign from his post after a raid was conducted on the firm's headquarters and his home.
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