SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc’s long-awaited launch of tap-to-pay technology in its new iPhones and smartwatch may be the seal of approval that near-field communication technology needs to become as commonplace as wifi, Bluetooth and GPS. (EUROPE-BANKS/SOVEREIGN, moved, by Laura Noonan and Marius Zaharia, 1,205 words)Īpple gives NFC chip technology prized seal of approval
LONDON - Some European banks being checked by regulators for signs of capital weakness may be sitting on up to a trillion dollars of potentially unsafe assets because their holdings of sovereign bonds are not being fully risk assessed, a new study has found. SCOTLAND-INDEPENDENCE/FTSE, expect by 1400 GMT/10 AM ET, by Sudip Kar-Gupta, 650 wordsĮU bank tests may miss trillion dollar risk - study SCOTLAND-INDEPENDENCE/STANDARDLIFE (UPDATE 1), moved, by Carolyn Cohn, 415 words (SCOTLAND-INDEPENDENCE/CAMERON (UPDATE 4, PICTURE, TV), expect by 1300 GMT/9 AM ET, by Alistair Smout and Guy Faulconbridge, 850 words) SANTANDER-BOTIN/OBITUARY, moving shortly, by Sonya Dowsett, 600 wordsĬameron begs Scots: Don’t rip apart UK “family of nations”ĮDINBURGH/LONDON - Prime Minister David Cameron begs Scots not to rip apart Britain’s “family of nations”, visiting Scotland in an attempt to stem a steep last minute rise in secessionist support ahead of a Sept. SANTANDER-BOTIN/DEATH (REACTION), moved, 425 words (SANTANDER-BOTIN/DEATH (UPDATE 5, PICTURE), moved, by Sonya Dowsett and Sarah White, 855 words)
MADRID - Emilio Botin, one of Spain’s most powerful men who transformed Santander from a small domestic lender into the euro zone’s biggest bank, has died of a heart attack, aged 79. Santander bank’s patriarch Botin dies, daughter to succeed
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