Karzai attacks ‘shocking’ leak of files
Afghanistan’s president says named individuals could be targeted by insurgents for working with US forces
Results underline strength of Europe’s corporate recovery
Industrial companies have led the recovery after a crushing fall in earnings last year
Wylie theatens broad digital expansion
Andrew Wylie, the literary agent whose exclusive deal with Amazon.com last week stunned the publishing world, has threatened a broad expansion of his digital publishing business to include up to 2,000 titles if traditional publishers refuse to improve digital royalties.
FSA unveils tough pay and bonus code
The FSA is broadening the scope of its pay code to more than 2.500 financial services companies to comply with EU legislation that introduced some of the world’s toughest restrictions on bankers’ bonuses
US banks in rush for cheap finance
US banks are taking advantage of improving earnings and growing investor demand to raise billions of dollars in debt at low interest rates, a move that could boost the sector’s profits
Panel Details Charges Against Rangel
The House ethics committee charged Rep. Charles Rangel with 13 counts of breaking House rules, launching disciplinary proceedings that could put one of the Democratic Party's prominent figures on public trial just before voters go to the polls this fall.
Intel Wins Ruling in Antitrust Class-Action Case
Intel won a key ruling in a suit against the company on behalf of computer buyers, which found no evidence that consumers have been hurt by the company's discounting practices in the market for computer chips.
Ballmer: Microsoft Working on Better Tablets
CEO Ballmer said Microsoft needs to do better in the market for tablet computers that Apple has found success in with the iPad.
Reliance, Universal Studios in Talks on Theme Park in India
India's Reliance ADA Group is in talks with Universal Studios, a unit of General Electric, to build a $1.5 billion integrated theme park and resort in India.
Citi agrees $75m to settle SEC charges
Citigroup agreed to pay $75m to settle Securities and Exchange Commission charges that it failed to disclose to investors more than $40bn in exposure to subprime mortgages
