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Friday at 6:13 PM
May 17 - Reuters Breakingviews Columnist Rob Cyran gives his take on Yahoo's reported interest in buying Tumblr and Apple CEO Tim Cook's scheduled appearance before Congress on tax issues.
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Friday at 5:58 PM
May 17 - Director of Northern Trust's Municipal Fixed Income unit, Tim McGregor says a bankruptcy filing could be in Detroit's future in the next 12 to 16 months.
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Friday at 4:51 PM
May 17 - Breakingviews editors namecheck Wells Fargo's John Stumpf, who is venturing onto the anti-regulation soapbox, and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan, who faces a potentially contentious annual meeting.
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Friday at 4:22 PM
May 17 -As the trial of the makers of PIP breast implants comes to a close in France, cosmetic surgeons in Britain warn that dermal fillers are the latest cause for concern, due to Europe's relatively loose regulation. As Joanna Partridge reports, plastic surgeons have called for tighter regulation of the industry, but fear it may not be implemented quickly enough.
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Friday at 3:30 PM
May 17 - Europe's ailing car market returns to growth after 18 straight months of declines, helping to boost shares in the bloc's biggest carmakers.
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Friday at 2:42 PM
He was once described as the most hated man in the United States, but the corporate rehabilitation of former BP boss Tony Hayward appears complete, after he was appointed as interim chairman of commodities giant Glencore Xstrata. Andrew Potter reports.
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Friday at 2:30 PM
May 17 - A look ahead to next week?s key events including Mario Draghi?s return to London, the latest euro zone flash PMI data, plus fashion forward numbers from Burberry and M&S.
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Friday at 2:17 PM
May 20 - Ryanair?s expansion plans seem to sit well with investors, but watch its margins for clues to the budget airline?s health. For more details, watch this exclusive StarMine report.
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Friday at 2:17 PM
May 20 - The CEO of Aureus Mining says the group's latest optimisation study has confirmed the group is on track to become Liberia's first commercial gold miner in 2014.
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Friday at 12:57 PM
May 17 - Europe's ailing car market returned to growth after 18 straight months of declines with two extra sales day compared to last year and a 15 percent boom in the UK helped new car registrations rise by 1.8 percent in April to 1.08 million. Hayley Platt reports.
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