Nutella riots after supermarket slashes price by 70 per cent

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Nutella riots after supermarket slashes price by 70 per cent

A supermarket worker has described people's desperation to get their hands on cut-price Nutella as an 'orgy'. BMW windscreen smashed by flying cabbage.
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Intel shares top 17-year high in late trading after earnings, discussion of security challenges

Intel Corp. shares rallied in the extended session Thursday after the chip maker reported quarterly earnings that topped Wall Street views, driven by double-digit data-center growth, and forecast a strong outlook for 2018.
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For Mnuchin, a Lesson in How Words Can Move Markets

DAVOS, Switzerland – His name now appears on the dollar bill. But that does not mean it is safe for him to actually talk about the dollar.
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Xero founder says his firm has the potential to be a top listed company on the ASX

The accounting software business is one of the top 10 companies in New Zealand and has been trading on the NZX and the ASX, but will soon trade solely on the Australian stock market. Mr Drury, in Brisbane this week, said the consolidation would further attract global growth investors to Xero and that
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Facebook and Google criticised by George Soros

The billionaire investor George Soros has criticised tech “monopolies” such as Facebook and Google, calling them a threat to democracy.
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