Citigroup Inc, the bank bailed out with $45 billion of U.S. taxpayers' money, is using almost all of that money to make new loans, the Associated Press said citing a report scheduled
Microsoft Corp is on track to release its new Windows 7 operating system in time for the holiday shopping season, an executive said on Monday, confirming talk it is ahead of its
Google's Android operating system is gaining support in the mobile industry, with 8 million Android phones to be sold in 2009, up 10-fold from a year ago, research firm Strategy Analytics said
Software piracy grew last year, accounting for 41 percent of all PC software installed, with losses to companies estimated at $53 billion, the Business Software Alliance said on Tuesday. Worldwide piracy rates
By Grant McCool High-profile New York lawyer Marc Dreier pleaded guilty on Monday to criminal charges of running a $400 million investment fraud involving fake promissory notes, and a judge released him
British retail sales rose at their fastest rate in three years in April, a survey showed on Tuesday, but the figures were distorted by the timing of Easter. The British Retail Consortium
China disappointed markets on Tuesday with a sharp drop in exports in April that overshadowed strength in capital spending and dampened optimism that a global economic recovery might be around the corner.
Asian shares fell for a second consecutive session on Tuesday as some of the confidence that fuelled a recent rally was dampened by reports that highlighted the weakness in the global economy.
A powerful bomb damaged a bank in Athens early on Tuesday but caused no injuries, police said. The bomb, placed outside the Greek bank Eurobank in the southeastern Argyroupoli district, was the
A just solution of the Cyprus problem depends to a great extent on Turkey, President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias stressed here Monday. “A just solution is not something which
