Новости за 21.07.2015

Apple more than doubled its sales in China to nudge third-quarter revenues and earnings just ahead of market forecasts. But a shortfall in iPhone sales compared with Wall Street’s forecasts caused the stock to tumble by as much as 8 per cent after-hours on Tuesday. Revenues for the three months ending in June were up 33 per cent to $49.6bn with earnings up 45 per cent to $1.85 - the ninth consecutive quarter that Apple has beaten earnings forecasts. Sales of the iPhone rose 35 per cent to 47.5m units... Читать дальше...

World’s most valuable company fails to meet high expectations for iPhone sales

Control of capital’s courts and prosecution service on mayor’s agenda

Brazil and Russia lead rise, while joblessness falls in developed markets

Management blamed for creating a sense that profits trumped all else and staff could not speak out

Dozens of companies likely to move up payout schedules before April 2016

Investment choices remain despite economic weakness

Explosve rise in low-cost trackers since financial crisis swells value to $2.9tn

Fund manager has to sell a lot more to make up for lost profits

A bogeyman abroad, Berlin’s finance minister is lauded at home for his Athens stance

Chancellor prepares to target unprotected departments to eliminate deficit

Motor insurers rally on upbeat AA pricing survey

Ousted president had earlier claimed Saudi-backed forces had ‘liberated’ the port city

West Texas Intermediate on track for biggest monthly slide in 2015

Two-term Ohio governor brings crowded field of Republican candidates to 16

Social and commercial pressure on minimum wages has advantages over legal prescriptions

Policymakers must do more to reform underlying structural problems, writes Henry Paulson

Diplomats worked tirelessly despite belief Moscow would lose financially from any agreement

Death of 32 activists puts pressure on Ankara to take tougher line with jihadi militants

If I were a bank, I would want control of my own communications, writes Philip Delves Broughton

Online retailer believes expansion is the most stylish look

Caps to charges should be introduced as fees are difficult to compare, research finds

Pound at highest trade-weighted level since 2008

Blue-chips gain more than 10% as Greek debt saga fades

Despite users being dangerously error-prone, training in best practices is rarely given