U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Monday, as investors fretted about the outlook for company profit despite global conglomerate Philips's (PHG.AS) (PHG.N) upbeat earnings and
European share prices extended the previous session's losses to hit an 11-week low early on Monday, led down by oils and miners, with corporate earnings worries forcing investors to scale back their
Six in 10 companies in a survey plan to skip the purchase of Microsoft Corp's Windows 7 computer operating system, many of them to pinch pennies and others over concern about compatibility
World stocks fell on Monday, with particularly heavy losses in emerging markets, as investors fretted about a coming wave of corporate earnings and confidence in a rapid global economic recovery faded. Oil
Asian shares fell 2.6 percent on Monday, with Japan's Nikkei down for a ninth straight day, as concerns about company earnings outlooks weighed, while oil languished near a six-week low as faith
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said it was too soon to decide whether the U.S. economy would need the help of a second round of government stimulus to recover from recession. "I
The U.S. government and UBS AG asked a federal judge on Sunday to delay the start of a closely-watched trial, as they seek to resolve their dispute over U.S. demands for the
There is a huge test ahead for investors next week as one of the two big questions facing them is answered — how companies are faring in the global recession. They will
Uncertainty on company earnings and economic recovery prospects hobbled shares on Friday, while the dollar rose against a basket of major currencies. Wall Street looked set for a poor start. Oil dropped
European equities fell on Friday and headed for a fourth straight week of losses as worries about corporate earnings and the pace of economic recovery pressured banks, while weaker commodity prices hit
