Softbank to invest 460 million euros in Germany's Auto1 Japan’s Softbank will invest 460 million euros ($561 million) in used-car dealing platform Auto1, marking the first investment in Germany by its Vision Fund, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Iceland Investing $1 Billion on Increasing Airport Capacity A tourist boom has caused traffic at Iceland’s Keflavik airport to grow more than five-fold over the past nine years, with a predicted 10 million passengers this year.
Is Investing in Digital Currencies Like Bitcoin Safe? If you've been even slightly tempted to invest in digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ripple, or Etherium, you might want to listen to Warren Buffett.
Warren Buffet is considered to be the top beneficiaries of the market rally and here are some of his management principles for you to learn.
Congressman Tim Walberg introduces three major reform bills for SME and mass American workers. U. S. Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) introduced three new regulatory reform bills that seek to provide relief to small businesses and American workers.
The Clinton campaign has met with lawyers, data scientists and analysts to assess anomalies in the results that would suggest a hacked result. Private meetings with outside experts involved sharing both groups concerns about the data and findings.
Apple's waiving flag is really on a high as researches and reports say that it has gained the 91% Out Of World Smartphone Sale Profit.
Barack Obama, particularly his representatives in white house is setting up new and final regulatory agenda.
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ICC Prosecutors says US Forces May Have Committed War Crimes Based on some preliminary investigations, inlcuding ICC, the U. S. armed forces and the CIA may have committed war crimes by torturing detainees in Afghanistan, the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor said in a report Monday, raising the possibility that American citizens could be indicted even though Washington has not joined the global court.
