The EU competition commission is going to frame charges following complaints from four Google rivals for prioritizing own apps in Androids. Google has denied the allegations since consumers are allowed to choose apps for their own devices. If Google is found guilty, it may have to count monetary penalty while reviewing its existing business policy.
Argentina has re-entered the international credit markets through selling sovereign bonds. Though the country has initially set goal for raising $15 billion, but the country has already received orders for $65 billion. Details of the bond selling will be revealed on Tuesday.
After a failed bid in 2012, Bats Global Markets Inc. has witnessed success in its second phase IPO posting, a 21% increase in share price compared to IPO value. The success seems to be an encouraging effort for the other enterprises planning to go public.
Executive vice president and provost for University of California in Berkeley has finally resigned from his administrative post. The resignation takes place following widespread criticism against his softer role in handling sexual harassment. However, he has cited personal ground behind his resignation.
