Microsoft Corp's first store looks ready to open in an upscale Phoenix valley city in the next few days, as the software maker takes its first step in trying to match rival
Britain's banks should consider their wider responsibility to society and "soft" government guarantees that have helped to support them before deciding on bonus payouts later this year, the financial regulator said on
Britain's top share index gained 1.1 percent early on Monday, driven by strength in commodity stocks and banks as optimism about the third quarter earnings season and outlook for the global economy
World stocks kicked off the week on a positive note on Monday and the dollar dipped against major currencies as investors recovered from recent disappointing U.S. company earnings reports. Oil was at
Moody's Investors Service's outlook on the Arabian Gulf's oil and gas sector is stable, reflecting the sector's abundant and readily available oil & gas resources, and its good position to capture a
Greece's new Prime Minister George Papandreou has arrived in Cyprus for a two-day official visit. He was welcomed at Larnaca Airport by President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias, accompanied by
Japan's Nikkei stock average fell 0.2 percent on Monday, with exporters such as Kyocera Corp down after disappointing U.S. corporate earnings robbed the market of upward momentum sparked by earlier upbeat results.
Dollar little changed, oil steady after topping $79 Asian shares hovered near 14-month highs on Monday, shaking off an early dip after disappointing earnings from U.S. corporate bellwethers such as General Electric
Britain needs to balance its public finances by the 2015/16 tax year to avoid undermining investor confidence, the Confederation of British Industry said on Monday. The business lobby group urged Chancellor Alistair
Asking prices for homes in England and Wales rose on an annual basis for the first in more than a year in October, property Web site Rightmove said on Monday, buoyed by
