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Apple, Facebook agree to pay for women employees to freeze eggs

Facebook offers full coverage, or as much as $20,000 in expenses, related to the procedure, which could include surrogacy or court fees

Citigroup's Mexican unit chief Medina-Mora said to plan to leave

US stocks drop as weak data fuel sell-off

Ebola cases seen reaching 10,000 a week by Dec: WHO

Nobel laureate Jean Tirole calls for tough rules for banks

Too-big-to-fail banks face up to $870-bn capital gap

Steel demand rises at slowest pace in decade

Poor demand and higher imports led steelmakers to cut prices in October

Volatility index rises to a 10-week high

Samsung develops five times faster Wi-Fi technology

Fed may slow tightening if world growth disappoints

What Yahoo! and Nokia's offshore cutbacks tell us about India

The Hackett Group predicted in a 2012 report that this year would be the start of an eight-year death of offshoring to India

RBI governor might get veto in price stability mechanism

PepsiCo third quarter profit tops estimates on higher prices

Brent drops to 27-month low on IMF growth cut

Futures dropped 1.5 per cent in London, falling for a second day

Facebook to let advertisers target users by location

Facebook has rolled out several products this year that are designed to let marketers narrowly target consumers

US spy orders: Google, tech companies say ungag us

Twitter sues govt for blocking it from going public with details about spy agency orders for user data

BoJ keeps policy unchanged

The central bank kept its pledge to increase the monetary base at an annual pace of 60 trillion yen to 70 trillion yen ($643 billion)

ThyssenKrupp may abandon steelmaking in CEO's second term

In his first five-year term as chief executive officer, Heinrich Hiesinger began scaling back steelmaking operations, selling a US plant that generated $11.4 billion in writedowns and losses after tak

US job openings at highest level in 13 yrs

The upswing in openings adds to signs of sustained progress in the labour market

Volatility index rises most in 4 months