The Royal Bank of Scotland confirmed it had placed an order worth over 5 bln pounds at list prices for 52 Airbus A320 family aircraft and 43 Boeing 737 family aircraft. The
BP Plc on Wednesday denied a report its heavily criticised chief executive would soon leave, after the company lined up $7 bln in asset sales to help pay for the worst oil
Yahoo Inc missed Wall Street's revenue estimates in the second quarter as some customers unexpectedly cut spending on online display ads towards the end of June, and shares fell more than 6%.
Apple Inc gave an unusually upbeat revenue forecast that trounced Wall Street's expectations and eased fears that the "Antennagate" controversy around its iPhone 4's reception would hurt sales, boosting its shares 3%.
Flights in and out of Greece will be disrupted on July 25 when air traffic controllers go on strike over a state reform plan, a union leader said on Tuesday. Yannis Kourmoulakis,
The International Monetary Fund should be realistic when considering a deficit target for Hungary for 2011, ruling Fidesz party vice chairman Lajos Kosa told public television m1 on Wednesday. When asked in
Asian stocks rose on Wednesday as investors cheered Apple's strong earnings and on optimism that China may roll back policy tighening measures later this year, while the euro firmed ahead of euro
The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) announced that within the framework of the effort to promote new development programs and to enforce modern practices of the European Union, the official enforcement of the
— Sterling falls to session low versus euro after data — Britain's public sector net cash requirement rose unexpectedly last month compared to the same time a year ago, hitting its highest
The European Union chided Romania for falling behind in efforts to root out rampant corruption, but praised Bulgaria, its fellow newcomer in the bloc, for progress in fighting graft. In an annual
