Oil rebounded toward $61 a barrel on Thursday, correcting from a seven-week low hit on bearish oil data that outlined continued weak demand amid growing concerns about the pace of economic recovery.
Leaders of the world's richest nations and major developing powers meet on Thursday to seek common ground on global warming and international trade, with the poorer countries seeking concessions. U.S. President Barack
Japan led a fall in Asian stocks on Thursday after the yen spiked to a five-month high against the dollar, with investors seeking to trim riskier bets amid concerns about the health
The Bank of England looks set to feed more cash into its economy on Thursday, underscoring policymakers' commitment to support a fragile recovery from the worst global recession since World War Two.
Forecast-beating results from U.S. bellwether Alcoa helped lift European stocks and draw global equities out of the red on Thursday, while currency markets reversed some of their recent cautious patterns. The U.S.
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat began their 36th meeting on Thursday, in the context of UN-led direct negotiations to reach a settlement
News Corp is not interested in buying popular microblogging site Twitter and will not sell its struggling social network MySpace, said the media conglomerate's chief executive, Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch, who arrived on
For years it was the talk of the wireless industry: beaming television to the world's four billion cellphones would be the icon of the digital age. Now, just three letters are hastening
The Ministry of Finance forecasts that the fiscal deficit for the first five months of the year was 1.8% of GDP compared to a surplus of 0.3% of GDP in the corresponding
The CSE Council in agreement with the CySEC decided to delist the securities of Costas Michaelides Constructions Ltd (KMC) effective July 10, 2009 since the company does not meet the main listing
