International financiers and European Union officials failed to make progress on Thursday in securing a private sector contribution to a second bailout of Greece, as bond yields continued to climb because of
* $9.4 bln takeover faces antitrust review in Europe* The New York Stock Exchange, an icon of American capitalism, moved closer to ceding control to a German company on Thursday, with few
* Raises benchmark rate to 1.5%, second hike this year * The European Central Bank raised interest rates for the second time this year on Thursday and signalled further policy tightening to
European shares resumed an uptrend on Thursday, bouncing back from a pullback a day earlier, with investors awaiting comments from the European Central Bank for clues on its monetary policy outlook after
The European Central Bank raised interest rates a quarter of a percentage point to 1.5% on Thursday, in an effort to curb inflationary pressures threatening buying power in the common currency region.
German carmakers posted a leap in monthly sales for June on Thursday, as demand in home markets continued to pick up and sales surged in emerging economies. A car industry group said
The euro steadied on Thursday with a widely expected rate hike from the European Central Bank later being offset by a spreading sovereign debt crisis, while China's bank stocks bounced on hopes
A Turkish court jailed 15 more people, including top soccer club executives, pending trial on Thursday as part of a major match-fixing investigation which the prime minister said is staining the country's
Aer Lingus's booked passenger numbers fell 1.7% in June year-on-year as uncertainty over the threat of industrial action by pilots hit reservations, the Irish carrier said on Thursday. Aer Lingus said its
Shares in South Korean casino and resort operators and construction firms spiked on Thursday, buoyed by expectations that Pyeongchang's hosting of the 2018 Winter Olympics could pump tens of billions of dollars
