U.S. stocks were set for a higher open on Monday as more merger and acquisition activity and the last days of the third quarter encouraged investors following three sessions of losses. Xerox
Britain's leading share index was up 0.4 percent by midday on Monday, as gains in drugmakers and tobacco firms outweighed weakness in miners and energy firms which came under pressure from falling
European shares were mostly lower on Monday, falling for a third day as miners suffered from weaker metals prices, although Germany gained after an election result which was regarded by analysts as
Britain's top share index fell early on Monday, tracking weaker showings in Asia after falls on Wall Street on Friday, with declines by miners and banks countering a rally from pharmaceutical stocks.
Stock futures pointed to a weaker start for Wall Street on Monday. Futures for the Dow, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were down 0.2-0.4 percent by 3:58 a.m. EDT. Belgian drugs,
The European Commission is expected to propose next month extending anti-dumping duties on imports of Chinese-made shoes for two years instead of the normal five-year period, diplomatic and industry sources said. As
World stocks hit a 12-day low on Monday, depressed by recent weak U.S. economic data and failing to find support from the G20 summit, while the yen attracted fresh flows to hit
The mobile music landscape is very much a study in good news, bad news. The bad news is that mobile music has failed to live up to the expectations that the early
European shares were little changed on Monday after two sessions of losses, with weaker miners offsetting positive E.ON and RWE shares, which rose after German election results. At 0714 GMT, the FTSEurofirst
The fundamental credit outlook for the Saudi banking system is stable, reflecting the sector's resilience and its ability so far to absorb the adverse effects of the global financial crisis and deteriorating
