• For Ekso, Military Could Prove To Be A Secondary Market With Deep Pockets

  By Andrew Lim : Ekso Bionics ( OTCQB:EKSO ) is pioneering a revolutionary technology by specializing in the development of bionic suits that allow people with cases of lower body paralysis to walk. As of this moment, Ekso Bionics' target market is generally the rehab market. Though they posted a…

• Mr Smith: The next Rupert Murdoch?

  Vice Media's Shane Smith and his plan for global domination

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• Fannie, Freddie bill leaves status of private shareholders to courts

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A draft bill to wind down government-run mortgage financiers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac , released by two leading senators on Sunday, would leave a decision on how to treat their private shareholders to the courts.

• HS2 chief calls for faster construction

  Sir David Higgins says the only way to cut £50bn budget for link between London, Manchester and Leeds is to complete it by 2029

• Pimco in Orange County mandate review

  California state mandate to manage $430 million that Pimco has held since 1995 is to be put out for bids

• Judge to decide on whether Charterhouse is worth £90m

  Ex-partner in dispute over his shares puts a value on his claim for the first time

• Tension in Fese as execs go off-piste

  Staff at two exchange members of the group attended a meeting of a cross-industry party lobbying on Mifid II

• Bankers sweat as high-pressure IPOs make return

  Mandates withheld to make top underwriters compete for roles in £3bn Saga listing

• Fund management trade bodies hike fees amid lobbying burden

  Trade associations say they need more resources to assist members with incoming European regulation

• Calls for managers to open up their smart beta indices

  Professor of finance at Europe's Edhec-Risk academic institute has written to Sharon Bowles MEP saying the indices should be subject to new European regulation

• Clawbacks vs caps: A good and a bad way to reform pay

  Bankers and politicians alike reveal many unspoken truths in their compliants about the bonus cap

• Vodafone to buy Spain's Ono for 7.2 billion euros: source

  (Reuters) - Britain's Vodafone has agreed to buy Spanish cable operator Ono for 7.2 billion euros ($10.03 billion) in a deal that is set to be announced on Monday, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

• Global shares under pressure as diplomatic tensions rise on Crimea

  TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares got off to a shaky start on Monday after citizens of Crimea overwhelmingly voted to break with Ukraine to join Russia, prompting the U.S. and the European Union to issue fresh warnings of imminent sanctions against Moscow.