Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliot was reportedly involved in an ‘altercation’ that sent one man to a hospital
Dallas Cowboys star running back was reportedly involved in an "altercation" at a Dallas bar in...
FedEx says cyber attack to hurt full-year results
FedEx's shares fell as much as 3.4 percent to $211.53 in early trading as the company said the financial impact of the disruption on its results was likely to be "material". The Netherlands-based TNT Express is still experiencing widespread service delays following the attack, caused by the Petya cyber virus that spread through a Ukrainian tax software product, FedEx said. FedEx said it lost revenue due to decreased volumes at TNT Express and incurred incremental costs from contingency plans and remediation of affected systems.
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ECB eyes review of Deutsche Bank shareholders: source
Europe's top banking regulator, the European Central Bank (ECB), is considering carrying out a review of Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.DE) two largest shareholders, a regulatory source said on Monday. The ECB may launch so-called ownership-control procedures to scrutinize Qatar's royal family and China's HNA , which each owns just under 10 percent of Germany's flagship lender. "That the ECB is investigating or considering to investigate the shareholdings is indeed accurate," said the person, speaking on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorised to speak publicly about a review that is ongoing.
Delta fires back at Ann Coulter after she rages about sea…
Delta Air Lines responded to criticisms on Twitter from Ann Coulter, who said the airline had reassigned her "carefully" selected seat
Qualcomm loses appeal against EU threat of daily fine
U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm faces the threat of a daily fine of 580,000 euros ($665,000) for failing to provide EU antitrust regulators with information after losing an appeal against the penalty in an EU court on Monday. Qualcomm, which was charged by the European Commission of using anti-competitive methods to squeeze out British phone software maker Icera, last month asked the Luxembourg-based General Court to suspend the order.