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Jan 18 2013 14:19 GMT
Armstrong confession cuts little ice
Lance Armstrong's drug-taking admission and his willingness to appear before a truth and reconciliation hearing received guarded welcomes from cycling anti-doping bodies, but his confession cut little ice with past and present athletes. The disgraced ex-cyclist admitted to using banned substances and doping during all seven of his Tour deBy Johanna Kassel in New York and Roger Blitz in London
Jan 18 2013 03:09 GMT
UK visa rules limit foreign entrepreneurs
Matt Johnson typifies the ambitious foreign entrepreneur that the UK government's new visa programme is supposed to attract. The American is co-founder of Bare Conductive, a Shoreditch-based start-up that is commercialising an electronically conductive paint that he and a group of friends invented, while studying innovative design engineering at London'sBy Jonathan Moules, Enterprise Correspondent
Nov 12 2012 20:55 GMT
Armstrong resigns from Livestrong charity
Disgraced professional cyclist Lance Armstrong cut ties with Livestrong, his cancer charity, after he was accused of cheating during his nearly 20-year career. Mr Armstrong had stepped down as chairman of the charity's board in October shortly before cycling's ruling body stripped him of his seven Tour de France titlesBy Johanna Kassel in New York
Nov 05 2012 00:23 GMT
Australian company seeks UCI cycling body
An Australian sports wear company is seeking US$2m in damages from cycling's government body, claiming its brand has been damaged by the mismanagement of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. Skins, which has backed cycling teams since 2008 and supplied the USA cycling team with race suits at the London Olympics,By Neil Hume in Sydney
Oct 19 2012 11:10 BST
Rabobank ends cycling sponsorship
Cycling continued to feel the impact of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal after Dutch bank Rabobank announced it was ending sponsorship of its professional team, saying it doubted the sport could become "clean and fair". Rabobank has been a cycling sponsor for 17 years, its name associated with a TourBy Roger Blitz, Leisure Industries Correspondent
Oct 17 2012 18:28 BST
Sponsors sever ties with Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong's sponsors are severing their ties to the disgraced cyclist in the wake of his doping scandal, with athletics brand Nike and electronics retailer RadioShack both saying that they are no longer working with Armstrong. Nike said Wednesday that it was terminating its 16-year sponsorship of Armstrong "due toBy Emily Steel and Johanna Kassel in New York
Sep 26 2012 18:41 BST
Tech stocks lead Wall St lower
Technology stocks led most of the losses for US equities as investors dumped risky assets and Apple continued its downward slide from record highs. The S&P 500 information technology index fell 1.3 per cent, erasing its gains for the past month. Investors took profits in Apple, with the shares droppingBy Anora Mahmudova in New York
Sep 26 2012 15:53 BST
RadioShack chief steps down
Jim Gooch, chief executive of RadioShack, has stepped down as the US electronics chain battles to maintain its place in a sector under intense pressure from online rivals. The lossmaking chain said it was beginning the search for a successor after Mr Gooch stepped down with immediate effect. It didBy Barney Jopson in New York
Aug 01 2012 21:12 BST
NYSE cancels trades after algo glitch
The New York Stock Exchange cancelled trades in at least six stocks after an electronic trading system run by Knight Capital malfunctioned and revived memories of the "flash crash" of 2010. Prices in numerous stocks fluctuated widely during the first 45 minutes of trading and market participants said an algorithm-basedBy Michael Mackenzie and Arash Massoudi in New York
Jul 06 2012 23:10 BST
Best Buy to cut 2,400 jobs
Best Buy will cut 2,400 jobs starting immediately as part of the US electronics retailer's plan to reduce costs by $800m over the next three years. The new cuts include 1,800 store positions and 600 of its Geek Squad employees who provide technology help and repairs on computers and otherBy Anjli Raval in New York
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