Arsenal chances of Jovetic deal boosted by dramatic results from Italy
Arsenal's hopes of signing Stevan Jovetic may have taken an unlikely twist this evening.
Bloomberg
UBS Bankers Raise Chat Group Concerns, Judge Revives JPMorgan Lawsuit
Senior bankers at UBS have raised concerns about using Bloomberg and other external chat groups to share confidential information about clients, in the latest sign of banks clamping down on online security.
Risky Business: Lessons From The Bloomberg Scandal
Bloomberg's data breach offers uncomfortable lessons about how we conduct business in a digital era.
Bloomberg Still Needs To Answer Questions
Bloomberg LP's response to its privacy scandal is coming under increasing criticism despite more than a week of statements from the company..
Bloomberg Appoints Independent Adviser
Bloomberg announced Friday the appointment of Samuel J. Palmisano, the former Chairman and CEO of IBM, to serve as an independent adviser regarding the Company’s privacy and data standards.
Citi Said To Stop Traders From Using Bloomberg Chat
Citigroup is stopping traders in its foreign exchange division from using internal chat groups on their Bloomberg terminals, in the latest sign of concern by banks over online security issues.
We'll Probably Regulate Bloomberg: CFTC's Chilton
CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton told CNBC he believes his agency will be able to regulate the relationship between Bloomberg's trading business on its terminals and its news operation under a new rule up for consideration at the agency.
JPMorgan Seeks Bloomberg Staff Logs
JPMorgan Chase has formally demanded Bloomberg cough up more information in respect of that spying scandal.
Bloomberg Criticised By Bank of England Over Data Monitoring
The Bank of England has called the data snooping activities at financial news agency Bloomberg 'reprehensible'.
Snooping Part of The Bloomberg Way, Inside and Out
Bloomberg employees are watched very closely. After years of being watched, they thought nothing of watching others, former and current employees reveal.
Goldman May Take Action After Bloomberg Data Scandal
Goldman Sachs is mulling reducing its reliance on the ubiquitous Bloomberg terminals.
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Russian reports: Abramovich has confirmed Chelsea agreement with Mourinho
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Scandal At Top Firm As Promoted Employee Receives Abusive Letter From Anonymous Co-Worker
The hunt is on for the author of a totally inappropriate 'congratuatory' letter which has been sent anonymously to a recently-promoted Director and several of her top firm colleagues at an investment banking unit in New York.
Who could Arsenal face in the Champions League play-offs?
Whilst Arsenal secured fourth place in the Premier League on Sunday, they still have a couple of matches to negotiate before they make the Champions League group stage. Who could they face in their qualifying tie?
Bundesliga club told to pay £10 million for Manchester United flop
Mame Biram Diouf is at the centre of a transfer tussle triangle involving Hannover 96, VfL Wolfsburg and Borussia Dortmund.