World stocks added to the previous week's fall on Monday, weighed down by Wall Street losses, uncertainty over U.S. bank plans and concern that Greece's debt crisis could spread. The dollar, which
A partial recovery in banks and mining stocks offset weaker energy stocks to leave Britain's top share index flat in early trade on Monday as investors reassessed the implications of proposed curbs
European shares fell on Monday, with energy firms on the back foot as crude oil prices retreated, but losses were limited by gains in banks as fears over a U.S. plan to
Stock index futures pointed to a rebound on Wall Street on Monday following last week's sharp sell-off, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.82 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.74 percent
China widened its attack against U.S. criticisms of Internet censorship on Monday, raising the stakes in a dispute that has put Google in the middle of a political quarrel between the two
Cyprus President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will begin today the second round of intensive talks in the context of the ongoing UN-led negotiations for the solution of
Total registrations of motor vehicles during 2009 decreased by 25.7% to 50,291, of which 23,333 new and 26,958 used, from 67,722 vehicles in 2008, according to a report issued today by the
U.S. stock index futures fell on Friday as President Barack Obama's proposed sweeping restrictions on banks and the delayed confirmation of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke put investors on the defensive after a
General Electric Co's quarterly earnings topped Wall Street expectations on Friday, as it kept costs in line despite sluggish demand for jet engines, railroad locomotives and other heavy equipment. The results showed
McDonald's Corp (MCD.N) reported higher quarterly profit on Friday as strength in international markets offset its weakening U.S. business, which is grappling with high unemployment and rampant discounting. The world's biggest hamburger
