A 300-year-old argument between Britain and Spain over a small piece of land is threatening to derail Theresa May's plans to help businesses navigate Brexit. U.K. officials fear Spain will threaten to veto a Brexit transition phase if the British prime minister refuses to negotiate a separate deal with the
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Sputnik headlined 11 Catalan stories with Assange comments, including one that accused Bloomberg of propaganda. “They effectively weaponized his tweets,” said the Atlantic Council's Nimmo. It was a well-timed operation, with pro-Kremlin Twitter accounts increasing their mentions of the crisis by
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Brent crude is expected to average $60 a barrel in 2018, while its U.S. counterpart is seen at about $55 a barrel, according to the median estimate of 27 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. That's below where oil prices sit now — currently near $64 a barrel for Brent and close to $58 for West Texas
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Apple Inc.'s iPhone and iPad introduced a novel way of interacting with computers: via easy-to-use applications, accessible in the highly curated App Store. The same approach hasn't worked nearly as well on Apple's desktops and laptops. The Mac App Store is a ghost town of limited selection and
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A former financial controller for Tech Data faces a rap on the knuckles and the temporary exclusion from the Chartered Accountants golf club* after admitting his role in a costly number-crunching scandal. The distributor formerly known as Computer 2000 revealed in early 2013 that it had discovered
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