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Ferrari to be valued at up to $9.82 bn in IPO

Initial requests for Ferrari shares may exceed the amount available by more than 10 times

Starbucks, KFC on Apple Pay

Starbucks's own mobile-payment application has been a success, accounting for 20% of transactions at the coffee chain's US. stores

SABMiller doubles cost savings target

Annual savings in the 12 months through March 2016 should exceed $430 million and reach $1.05 billion by 2020

Markets snap six-day rally on global cues

The market breadth on Thursday was mixed - nearly one advancing stock for every declining one

Oil set for longest rally since April as US stockpiles decline

US inventories decrease 1.23 million barrels, energy agency sees higher global demand for oil in 2015

Samsung tapping $55 bn cash pile for share buyback

TPP trade deal: Who stands to gain, suffer in Asia-Pacific

IMF cuts global outlook slowdown in emerging markets

The IMF advised emerging markets to be ready for the US to tighten monetary policy

Jain says some emerging markets are a 'worry'

Jain, an Indian-born British citizen, stepped down as co-CEO of Frankfurt-based Deutsche Bank at the end of June

Pacific Rim nations agree to historic trade agreement

The agreement will provide duty-free trade on most goods, and reduced tariffs on others

Apple Pay faces tough crowd

Glencore rallies; analysts don't think its Lehman

Jack Dorsey is new Twitter CEO

Will continue as chief of Square

Decision may put Rajat Gupta's conviction at risk

Record US Land Rover sales fuel Tata Motors' stock rally

Unforgettable week for Glencore ended right back where it started

The shares ended with a 2.3% loss for the week, a tiny move for the company that's lost $44 billion in market value this year

Coca-Cola, McDonald's call for FIFA's Sepp Blatter to step down

Coca-Cola spends more money on FIFA and the World Cup than it does on any other sport, including the Olympics

Pfizer raised prices on 133 drugs this year, and it's not alone

The issue of drug pricing has gained political importance after Turing raised the price of an old medicine to $750 a pill, from $13.50

Bill Clinton returns to the campaign trail

Friday's speech was Clinton's first public political appearance since his wife's campaign launched in April

Oil bulls lose faith in recovery as Russia adds to global glut

"When there's bad news and something doesn't decline, it usually means it's at a bottom and will be turning"