Pending sales of existing U.S. homes rose in March for a second straight month, a private survey showed on Monday, supporting views the housing market was close to hitting a bottom. The
Manufacturing activity in the euro zone declined at its slowest pace in six months and grew in China and India in April, raising hopes that the sharpest slump in six decades may
The U.S. government will release the findings on bank stress tests this week, and data expected to show another month of crushing job losses will also test emerging optimism on global economic
The Board of Directors of the Bank of Cyprus will convene on Thursday 28 May 2009 to examine the Bank of Cyprus Group financial results for the quarter ended 31 March 2009
The body in charge of assigning Internet addresses such as .com and .net should be shorn of its U.S. government links from October and made fully independent, the European Union's information society
A radical overhaul of the car industry moved a step closer on Monday as Fiat's CEO prepared to pitch a bid for Opel to Germany's leaders as part of a planned takeover
Wall Street was set for a modestly higher open on Monday as investors were hopeful banks will be able to raise any capital they may need as a result of findings in
The European economy is in its deepest recession since World War Two and growth rates will only turn modestly positive in the second half of 2010, the European Commission said on Monday
Oil climbed above $53 a barrel on Monday, extending the previous session's four percent gains, after data out of big fuel consumers China and India stoked expectation economic recovery was gaining traction.
European shares were higher in early trade on Monday, with banks adding most points to the index amid thin trading, as UK markets are closed for a public holiday. At 0721 GMT,
