Britain's banks will be subject to a wide-ranging probe that will examine the possible break-up of retail and investment banks and ways to boost competition, although no single option is favoured at
British financial information group Euromoney said it expected to make record pretax profit this financial year after advertising and delegate numbers to its events recovered in August and September. The first of
The dollar jumped against the yen on Friday on talk Japanese authorities intervened in markets for the second time in just over a week to weaken a currency they fear is undermining
Minister of Communications and Works Erato Kozakou Markoullis said on Thursday that the Republic of Cyprus was making focused efforts on a level of EU Transport Ministers and European and international organisations
Greek private sector workers will not strike against austerity measures anytime soon but the government must be aware rising unemployment may spark unrest, a union leader told Reuters on Thursday. Less affected
The European Commission said on Thursday there were no plans to extend an emergency loan agreement with heavily indebted Greece. A spokesman for the European Union executive, in response to a question,
Greece's plan to sell 'diaspora' bonds to tap Greek money abroad will be ready by the end of this year, the head of the country's debt agency (PDMA) said on Thursday. "The
Starbucks Corp said it plans to charge more for large-sized and labor-intensive drinks because of surging prices for coffee and other commodities. The world's biggest coffee chain, which expects to maintain or
An appreciation of 20 percent in China's currency would cause widespread bankruptcies in China's export sector, where firms operate on thin margins, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said on Wednesday. "The conditions for
Investors in euro zone sovereign debt will have to share some of the burden of coping with any future crises affecting the European single currency, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on
