Oil rose above $75, gaining for the second day on Tuesday, on prospects that demand will increase due to strong economic data from China and the United States, the world's top two
World stocks bounced back on Tuesday after hitting three-month lows a day earlier, but gains were limited ahead of key economic data and rate decisions from the European Central Bank and the
Britain's top share index fell 0.3 percent early on Tuesday, pressured by energy stocks after disappointing results from BP, which outweighed solid gains from miners helped by positive broker comment. By 0912
A pricing battle lost by Amazon.com Inc to a top publisher may herald pressure from other publishers, compromising low e-book prices which could potentially hit sales volume growth for its Kindle e-reader.
Resource stocks lifted Asian shares off three-month lows on Tuesday after strong U.S. manufacturing data raised hopes the global economic recovery was on a firmer footing. But the Australian dollar sank, pulling
The direction of credit conditions in the Argentine banking system is stable, Moody's Investors Service concluded in its yearly report on the industry. The stable outlook incorporates the rating agency's expectations that
Asian shares rebounded on Tuesday, led by resources stocks, after strong U.S. manufacturing data raised hopes the global economic recovery was on a firmer footing as governments move to withdraw stimulus spending.
White House adviser Paul Volcker will urge Congress to curb the risks taken by large banks to help prevent them from being treated as "too big to fail," according to testimony obtained
Water cuts are lifted in Cyprus as of February 2, Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment Minister Michalis Polinikis announced here today. Speaking at a press conference, following a meeting with his aides,
On the basis of the results of the Passengers’ Survey, the number of residents of Cyprus returning from a trip abroad rose by 2.1% to 89,287 compared with 87,441 in the corresponding
