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CANADA Toronto 30/01/2016. La BlackBerry Ltd ha ricevuto l'approvazione della Borsa di Toronto a raddoppiare il suo programma di riacquisto di azioni esistenti fino al 5,8 per cento del suo flottante. Leggi tutto...

Oggi il Family day a Roma contro le unioni civili tra persone delle stesso sesso. Alcune organizzazioni cattoliche hanno convocato una manifestazione al Circo Massimo a Roma a partire dalle 14 per contestare il disegno di legge Cirinnà, che prevede l’introduzione in Italia delle unioni civili tra persone dello stesso ...

Facebook vieta gli annunci per la vendita di armi tra privati, anche su Instagram. Non sarà possibile cercare di vendere armi negli Stati Uniti attraverso Facebook o Instagram, lo ha annunciato l’azienda della Silicon valley, che aveva preso una decisione simile per vietare il commercio di cannabis, di medicinali e ...

Corriere della Sera: “Renzi-Merkel, lento disgelo” la Repubblica: “Merkel e Renzi prove di pace su profughi e conti” La Stampa: “Conti pubblici, Berlino gela Roma” Il Sole 24 Ore: “Tokyo e Pil Usa spingono le Borse” Il Messaggero: “Renzi-Merkel, la svolta non c’è” Il Fatto ...

More Indian travellers are buying at duty-free stores in local airports instead of overseas, attracted by discounts and a growing range of spirits.

Apple has a team secretly working on virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) gear in a budding challenge to Facebook-owned Oculus Rift and Microsoft HoloLens, the Financial Times reported Friday. The team’s ranks number in the hundreds, bolstered by talent hired away from companies working on altered-reality technology and ...

Facebook says it is cracking down on online gun sales, announcing Friday a new policy barring private individuals from advertising or selling firearms on the world’s largest social network. The new policy applies also to Facebook’s photo-sharing service Instagram. It comes after gun control groups have long complained that Facebook ...

Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda has surprised the market again by introducing a negative interest rate, but the decision indicates the central bank has been pushed into a corner in its battle against deflation. The new easing measure, which one analyst likened to a “powerful drug,” could have both ...

The yen dropped the most in more than a year after Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda unexpectedly adopted negative interest rates, risking another round of competitive devaluations. The currency fell against all 16 of its major peers after the central bank voted 5-4 to apply an interest rate of ...

The number of foreign workers in Japan totaled 907,896 at the end of October, the most since the government started requiring employers to submit reports on their non-Japanese employees in 2007, the labor ministry said. The figure, up 15.3 percent from a year before, reflects a rise in students from ...