Stocks Rise in Europe As Asia Slips on U.S. Concerns
European stock markets rose Friday, helped by a late rally on Wall Street overnight, while the euro headed towards $1.30 for the first time
European stock markets rose Friday, helped by a late rally on Wall Street overnight, while the euro headed towards $1.30 for the first time
Agricultural Bank of China's shares inched up in trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange Friday, despite a tepid reception in Shanghai
Google Inc. is doing its part to stimulate the economy and hurting its stock in the process. With its payroll
Europe got scraps of positive news Thursday in its battle to overcome a government debt crisis, as Germany cut its budget deficit forecast
Apple Inc. said it will hold a press conference on Friday to discuss the latest iPhone model, which has been beset by complaints
Wholesale prices fell for a third consecutive month as another drop in energy costs and the biggest plunge in food costs in eight years banished
BP PLC is moving quickly to secure the money it needs to pay for the spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Just weeks after promising ...
Apple Inc.'s iPad has hatched a new breed of magazines, one filled with a constantly changing mix of articles, photos and videos
US Airways joined Delta and United in posting a big second-quarter profit. American Airlines missed the party.
Tiger Woods' estimated endorsements for 2010 are worth $22 million less than last year, according to Sports Illustrated's annual analysis
Reveling over a new milestone in his presidency, a triumphant Barack Obama on Wednesday signed into law the most sweeping overhaul of lending
Coca-Cola Co.'s second-quarter net income climbed 16 percent as the world's largest drink maker sold more soft drinks and juices
Morgan Stanley says its second-quarter net income jumped to $1.58 billion, easily topping forecasts as its Smith Barney brokerage
Plane makers notched up more orders on the third day of the Farnborough International Airshow on Wednesday — bringing the tally past $25 billion
Asian stock markets posted mild gains Wednesday after better-than-expected earnings from technology bellwether Apple nudged Wall Street higher.
New applications for unemployment benefits fell sharply last week as General Motors and other manufacturers skipped their usual summer shutdowns.
U.S. consumers and businesses may get more options in wireless service starting next year, with the launch of a new wireless broadband
European stocks and Wall Street futures fell Tuesday after lower than expected earnings from U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs
Airbus says that Hong Kong Airlines intends to buy $5.7 billion of its widebody A350 and A330 planes.
Foreign currency fluctuations pushed down PepsiCo Inc.'s second-quarter net income 3 percent, even though revenue soared
Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday it has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in New York to submit documents related to problems with rods
China renewed Google's Internet license after it pledged to obey censorship laws and stop automatically switching mainland users
China should boost interest rates or allow its currency to strengthen to help curb inflation pressures, the Asian Development Bank said Tuesday.
IBM Corp. jacked up its 2010 guidance Monday on the technology company's belief that it can wring more profit from its workhorse
South Korea's central bank raised its key interest rate Friday from a record low amid prospects for faster growth in the country's economy.
South Korea's central bank raised its forecast for the country's economic growth this year to 5.9 percent on solid exports
A Chinese firm that aims to compete with Western rating agencies declared Washington a worse credit risk than Beijing in its first report on government
China's foreign reserves reached $2.45 trillion dollars by the end of June, a 15.1 percent increase year on year, the central bank said Sunday.
China's customs agency on Saturday said exports were up 35 percent in June from a year ago, while imports rose almost 53 percent.
The stock market ended its best week in a year with another gain Friday as investors bet that companies will report strong second-quarter earnings.
Toyota's president says the company is open to raising the wages of workers in China, where strikes have disrupted the automaker's operations
France's PSA Peugeot Citroen SA signed a deal Friday to set up a euro935 million ($1.2 billion) joint venture to make small, low-emission cars
World stock markets rose Friday on hopes that global economic growth will prove resilient, with investors viewing a surprise interest rate hike
Asian stock markets rose Monday, lifted by robust Chinese trade figures that eased worries the global recovery is losing momentum.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said Thursday he expects Beijing to renew the license the company needs to continue operating a website in China.
Factory workers demanding better wages and working conditions are hastening the eventual end of an era of cheap costs that helped make southern
New claims for unemployment benefits dropped sharply last week, a sign that layoffs could be slowing. At the same time, hundreds of thousands
Americans focused on deeply discounted clothing that they needed in June amid escalating worries about jobs, resulting in sluggish sales for many retailers
World markets climbed Thursday on hopes that the global economy will recover faster than expected and as investors prepared for a European
The global economy is recovering faster than expected but Europe's debt crisis might stall the rebound and governments need to shore up shaky
German exports rose by a healthy 9.2 percent on the month in May as an improving global economy stoked demand, while imports surged
Japan's machinery orders, a closely watched indicator of future business investment, dropped more than expected in May, signaling that a recovery
The federal deficit has topped $1 trillion with three months still to go in the budget year, showing the lasting impact of the recession
JPMorgan Chase & Co. said Thursday its second-quarter net income soared 77 percent to $4.8 billion as a slowdown in losses from failed loans
Drug maker Novartis AG has reported a second-quarter increase in net profit of 19 percent to US$2.44 billion on strong sales.
More than 1 million American households are likely to lose their homes to foreclosure this year, as lenders work their way through a huge backlog
China's rapid growth is slowing as the impact of its massive stimulus eases and Beijing clamps down on a credit boom.
Asian stock markets retreated Thursday after disappointing news on the U.S. economy chilled sentiment in Asia.
An army of Turkish cranes and bulldozers is at work across the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa, building dams, stadiums and highways
Asian stock markets jumped Wednesday, powered by better-than-expected earnings from chipmaking giant Intel Corp. and Singapore's forecast
European stock markets rose Friday, helped by a late rally on Wall Street overnight, while the euro headed towards $1.30 for the first time
Agricultural Bank of China's shares inched up in trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange Friday, despite a tepid reception in Shanghai
Google Inc. is doing its part to stimulate the economy and hurting its stock in the process. With its payroll
Europe got scraps of positive news Thursday in its battle to overcome a government debt crisis, as Germany cut its budget deficit forecast
Apple Inc. said it will hold a press conference on Friday to discuss the latest iPhone model, which has been beset by complaints
Wholesale prices fell for a third consecutive month as another drop in energy costs and the biggest plunge in food costs in eight years banished
BP PLC is moving quickly to secure the money it needs to pay for the spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Just weeks after promising ...
Apple Inc.'s iPad has hatched a new breed of magazines, one filled with a constantly changing mix of articles, photos and videos
US Airways joined Delta and United in posting a big second-quarter profit. American Airlines missed the party.
Tiger Woods' estimated endorsements for 2010 are worth $22 million less than last year, according to Sports Illustrated's annual analysis
Reveling over a new milestone in his presidency, a triumphant Barack Obama on Wednesday signed into law the most sweeping overhaul of lending
Coca-Cola Co.'s second-quarter net income climbed 16 percent as the world's largest drink maker sold more soft drinks and juices
Morgan Stanley says its second-quarter net income jumped to $1.58 billion, easily topping forecasts as its Smith Barney brokerage
Plane makers notched up more orders on the third day of the Farnborough International Airshow on Wednesday — bringing the tally past $25 billion
Asian stock markets posted mild gains Wednesday after better-than-expected earnings from technology bellwether Apple nudged Wall Street higher.
New applications for unemployment benefits fell sharply last week as General Motors and other manufacturers skipped their usual summer shutdowns.
U.S. consumers and businesses may get more options in wireless service starting next year, with the launch of a new wireless broadband
European stocks and Wall Street futures fell Tuesday after lower than expected earnings from U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs
Airbus says that Hong Kong Airlines intends to buy $5.7 billion of its widebody A350 and A330 planes.
Foreign currency fluctuations pushed down PepsiCo Inc.'s second-quarter net income 3 percent, even though revenue soared
Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday it has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in New York to submit documents related to problems with rods
China renewed Google's Internet license after it pledged to obey censorship laws and stop automatically switching mainland users
China should boost interest rates or allow its currency to strengthen to help curb inflation pressures, the Asian Development Bank said Tuesday.
IBM Corp. jacked up its 2010 guidance Monday on the technology company's belief that it can wring more profit from its workhorse
South Korea's central bank raised its key interest rate Friday from a record low amid prospects for faster growth in the country's economy.
South Korea's central bank raised its forecast for the country's economic growth this year to 5.9 percent on solid exports
A Chinese firm that aims to compete with Western rating agencies declared Washington a worse credit risk than Beijing in its first report on government
China's foreign reserves reached $2.45 trillion dollars by the end of June, a 15.1 percent increase year on year, the central bank said Sunday.
China's customs agency on Saturday said exports were up 35 percent in June from a year ago, while imports rose almost 53 percent.
The stock market ended its best week in a year with another gain Friday as investors bet that companies will report strong second-quarter earnings.
Toyota's president says the company is open to raising the wages of workers in China, where strikes have disrupted the automaker's operations
France's PSA Peugeot Citroen SA signed a deal Friday to set up a euro935 million ($1.2 billion) joint venture to make small, low-emission cars
World stock markets rose Friday on hopes that global economic growth will prove resilient, with investors viewing a surprise interest rate hike
Asian stock markets rose Monday, lifted by robust Chinese trade figures that eased worries the global recovery is losing momentum.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said Thursday he expects Beijing to renew the license the company needs to continue operating a website in China.
Factory workers demanding better wages and working conditions are hastening the eventual end of an era of cheap costs that helped make southern
New claims for unemployment benefits dropped sharply last week, a sign that layoffs could be slowing. At the same time, hundreds of thousands
Americans focused on deeply discounted clothing that they needed in June amid escalating worries about jobs, resulting in sluggish sales for many retailers
World markets climbed Thursday on hopes that the global economy will recover faster than expected and as investors prepared for a European
The global economy is recovering faster than expected but Europe's debt crisis might stall the rebound and governments need to shore up shaky
German exports rose by a healthy 9.2 percent on the month in May as an improving global economy stoked demand, while imports surged
Japan's machinery orders, a closely watched indicator of future business investment, dropped more than expected in May, signaling that a recovery
The federal deficit has topped $1 trillion with three months still to go in the budget year, showing the lasting impact of the recession
JPMorgan Chase & Co. said Thursday its second-quarter net income soared 77 percent to $4.8 billion as a slowdown in losses from failed loans
Drug maker Novartis AG has reported a second-quarter increase in net profit of 19 percent to US$2.44 billion on strong sales.
More than 1 million American households are likely to lose their homes to foreclosure this year, as lenders work their way through a huge backlog
China's rapid growth is slowing as the impact of its massive stimulus eases and Beijing clamps down on a credit boom.
Asian stock markets retreated Thursday after disappointing news on the U.S. economy chilled sentiment in Asia.
An army of Turkish cranes and bulldozers is at work across the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa, building dams, stadiums and highways
Asian stock markets jumped Wednesday, powered by better-than-expected earnings from chipmaking giant Intel Corp. and Singapore's forecast