U.S. stocks added to gains on Monday, with the Dow industrials and S&P 500 rising more than 1 percent, after manufacturing data was stronger than anticipated, while pending sales of previously owned
OPEC oil supply fell in October, the first decline since April, as lower output from Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Nigeria offset a further rise from Angola, a Reuters survey showed on Monday.
Cutting big international banks down to size would not solve problems raised by the financial crisis and would create a sector unable to offer services required to support corporate clients, a top
Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc said it will be forced to sell more assets than it had expected as another radical shake-up looms for Britain's banks. European competition authorities are set
Ford Motor Co (F.N) surprised Wall Street with a quarterly profit on Monday and raised its 2011 outlook to "solidly profitable," sending its shares up 5.7 percent in premarket trading. Ford, the
Leaders and finance ministers of 21 APEC economies, including the United States, Japan and China, will keep stimulus policies until a lasting economic recovery is seen, draft statements from the grouping seen
The U.S. economy may have turned a corner after the deepest recession in some 70 years, but Federal Reserve policymakers appear to be in no rush to raise interest rates. The Fed
World stocks added to the previous week's losses on Monday, hugging one-month lows as investors pulled back from a more than seven month rally and prepared for the eventual withdrawal of stimulative
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will meet again on Monday in the framework of the ongoing UN-led direct negotiations for a solution
Russian FM Sergei Lavrov will pay a visit to Cyprus November 4-5 at the invitation of his Cypriot counterpart Marcos Kyprianou. A spokesman for the Russian Embassy in Nicosia told CNA that
