Toyota Motor Corp said it would launch an all-electric car for city commuting by 2012 in the United States as part of its plan to speed up the introduction of green cars
Netbooks were everywhere and on everyone's lips at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, expanding as a category of small laptop PCs that are rewriting the rules for the struggling computer
Top technology companies came to Las Vegas to show off their latest innovations in consumer electronics, but despite the plethora of TVs, computers, phones, cameras and other gadgets on display, it was
European shares were down in in early trade on Monday, with heavyweight energy stocks taking most points off the index, on concerns about the global economy as well as a worse than
Equities kicked off the week on a down note and the euro fell on Monday with recurrent worries about the global economy pushing investors away from riskier assets and also driving oil
Following the merger with CLR Capital Public Ltd, Laiki Investment EPEY Public Company Ltd (LI) announced that as of January 15, the Company’s name in the CSE, will change to Marfin CLR
The British state is to take a 43.4 percent stake in the combined Lloyds TSB-HBOS bank after shareholders largely shunned both lenders' rights issues, the two banks said on Monday. Existing shareholders
Obama may call for more funds President-elect Barack Obama was considering on Sunday whether to have the Bush administration inform the U.S. Congress that the Treasury Department planned to tap the final
Australia's jobs market showed signs of cracking on Monday under the weight of the crumbling global economy and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was set to pledge more help for the long-term
Asian stocks fell for a fourth straight session on Monday as the relentless global economic slowdown limited investor enthusiasm about risk-taking, though returns offered on some bonds were proving too good to
