The UK clothing retailer has yet released new clothing collection for women causing a drop in sales.

Following customer complaints on Groove and Wunder Under yoga pants, Canadian clothing company Lululemon’s shares drop to USD67.85.

US Attorney General Eric Holder said his comments that confirmed talks of a settlement between American Airlines and the US Airways regarding the airline's planned merger.

Clothing retailer Men’s Wearhouse refused the request of Jos. A. Bank Clothiers to check the former's books in lieu of the latter's buyout bid.

Garantia Data had renamed itself to RedisDB, following a USD9 million investment round. Aside from acquiring USD9 million in funds, Garantia Data had changed its name to RedisDB.

Supercell Oyj and SoftBank had agreed on a USD1.53 billion deal in the hopes of gaining a significant market share in mobile gaming

After seven months since its launch, Sold announced it had been purchased by Dropbox for USD1.2 million.

Dallas-based TI and 7-Eleven executives attended a forum in the Southern Methodist University where corporate venture capital was discussed.

Top equity fund manager in Thailand reduced domestic shares holdings and sold off stocks while protests against government amnesty bill continued.

Social media is utilized by financial advisers to connect with managers and prospective clients. In a report by Zurich Financial Services Australia, the number of financial advisers using social media has increased.

SAC Capital pleaded guilty to five counts of criminal charges amounting to USD1.2 billion in penalty.

HSBC experienced another rise in shares at the Hong Kong stock trading. Europe's largest bank in terms of market value, HSBC Holdings PLC (HSBA), stocks rose on its sixth week in the Hong Kong stock trading.

Following the strong demand, Twitter raised its IPO price from USD23 to USD25. The social networking site has felt more optimistic than ever about its IPO for potential investor's reports The New York Time's the Deal Book.

Following the exit of BlackBerry's CEO, the company's shares dropped to 16%. On Monday, BlackBerry Ltd had abandoned plans to sell and its CEO had stepped down.

In response to developments in US economy, Fed officials scaled back asset purchases. In a report by Reuters, the Federal Reserve scaled back asset purchases following the slow improvement of the US economy.

The initial public offering of Chegg was highly anticipated by the technology community following its impressive growth

Investor hype had been observed in recent initial public offerings. In a report by USA Today, investors were seen in a frenzy to invest into everything that has a ticker symbol.

Apollo and Cooper Tire decided on a tentative agreement with trial to begin on Tuesday. NDTV Profits reported that a tentative agreement with workers of United Steelworkers union and Cooper Tire & Rubber Co was reached.

Walmart decided to offer its holiday deals early in anticipation for holiday shopping season. According to a Reuters reports, retailers in the US faced the shortest holiday in the past few years to prepare for customers' demands.

Entry of the Euro in Latvia had not made any positive effect on the country's economy. On January 1, Latvia had adopted the Euro, which would hopefully encourage lower costs for borrowing and investments.

Mark Zandi of Moody’s Analytics predicted that US nonfarm payrolls to be 100,000 and an unemployment rate to increase.

After thirty of its employees got involved in the manipulation of interest rates, Rabobank had paid a combined EUR774 million in fines.

Traders kept bets for Feds rise in rates by the year 2015. According to CME Group's Fed Watch, futures prices suggested that no earlier than April 2015 the Federal Reserve would raise the rates.

Various investors and strategists react to the decision of the Federal Reserve. On Wednesday, The Federal Reserve had extended support for the slowing economy of the US.

With the labor market down, private sector employers in the US had hired fewer workers for the past six months.

Greece’s growing tech scene has aided in the recovery of the country’s economy. According to a Reuters column article, Greece suffered an unemployment rate of 27.

Merger consultant for Pillsbury and founding principal at Hoffman Alvary, Paula Alvary, explained the merger between two unlikely firms.

Facebook ad frequency remained unchanged despite a double in company shares. On Wednesday, Facebook Inc. posted impressive growth in the mobile advertising business.

Qunar, China’s travel booking service, raised USD167 million in initial private offering on its first day of trade.

Twitter initial public offerings increased to USD26 per share by The Wall Street brokerage. On Friday, Morningstar united with three brokerages after setting price aim for Twitter Inc.