Asian stocks fell on Monday as a rebound in oil prices to above $126 revived inflation concerns at a time of growing signs that a downturn in the U.S. economy is spreading
By Sumeet Desai LONDON, Aug 1 (Reuters) – British manufacturing is shrinking at its fastest rate in a decade and the number of companies going to the wall has shot up dramatically,
European stocks trimmed losses on Friday afternoon after better-than-expected U.S. monthly payroll data, but remained in the red as the unemployment rate climbed to 5.7 percent in July, its highest in more
Aspis Holdings Public Co Ltd (ASP) announced plans to proceed with an immediate capital injection of EUR 45 mln to boost its capital and reserves, while also proceeding with efforts to issue
Commercial Value SA, the insurance company at the centre of investigations by the Greek regulatory authorities, which led to the suspension of the titles of Aspis Pronia in Athens and Aspis Holdings
Nissan Motor Co posted a much-worse-than-expected 46 percent drop in quarterly operating profit on Friday due to a severe downturn in the U.S. market, but stuck to its annual forecasts, counting on
Muskita Aluminium Industries Plc (MAI.CY) issued reported a mild 3.3% increase in net profit during the first half of 2008, leading Sharelink Securities & Financial Services to decrease its price target on
Ocean Tankers Holdings Pcl (OCT.CY) announced that its founder and Executive Chairman Michael Ioannides disposed 28.13 mln rights to ship owners and institutional investors, with the amount received to be used for
Total loans given to non monetary financial institutions in Cyprus by end of June 2008 surged by 31.6% year-on-year to EUR 46.7 bln and 3% month-on-month from May 2008, according to the
By Rhys Jones LONDON, August 1 (Reuters) – British Airways's profit collapsed in the first quarter as high oil prices, an economic slowdown and weak consumer confidence combined in what the airline
