Rejects MSFT bid SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – After six months of flip-flop deal talks that drew mostly anger and disappointment from Yahoo Inc shareholders, the Internet company may finally have done something
Recession fears grow By Sumeet Desai Financial markets are still betting the next move in UK interest rates will be up but the Bank of England could be readying itself to cut
By Michele Kambas & combined sources A boardroom war between BP Plc and its four Russian partners over their troubled joint venture TNK-BP has left the company without an approved 2008 investment
Soaring food and fuel prices pushed Britain's inflation rate to nearly double the central bank's 2 percent target in June, official data showed on Tuesday, boosting talk of interest rate hikes ahead.
Registrations of motor vehicles in Cyprus slipped in June, falling by 2.2% to 6,287 compared with the same month of 2007. The main reason was very fast growth in 2007. Car sales
By Huw Jones BRUSSELS, July 15 (Reuters) – Banks in the European Union have only a few months to come up with "credible" plans to allow consumers to switch accounts in their
UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has expressed his readiness to set under the UN auspices the new process aiming to the solution of the Cyprus problem, and to create the preconditions
Fears about the world banking system swept across financial markets on Tuesday, overwhelming any lingering support from the U.S. plan to rescue Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and battering equities and the
Discussion of persistent financial market turmoil is seen as likely to overshadow the Federal Reserve's semi-annual monetary policy outlook when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies before Congress on Tuesday. Bernanke is due
Japan's NEC Electronics Corp said on Tuesday it expects to double sales of its Blu-ray products in the next two years by matching steep price falls hitting its clients, manufacturers of DVD
