Second thoughts about the U.S. economy's ability to recover soon hit global stocks on Monday and gave the dollar a modest boost. Investors were shaken late last week by a dismal U.S.
European shares fell to a seven-week low on Monday, on worries that economic recovery may still be some way off, with energy companies and banks leading the fallers, and ahead of the
Treasure Hunting will go fully digital on Friday night when players chase a mysterious oriental wand with special powers along the narrow streets and bridges of Venice. Discovering hidden corners far from
U.S. government guidelines to spend $4 billion to expand broadband access to underserved areas across the United States may go beyond current laws, a broadband industry group, said on Thursday. USTelecom, which
Japan's Nikkei average fell 1.4 percent on Monday with investor sentiment dampened after last week's downbeat U.S. employment data dented hopes for an economic recovery. Concerns about the outlook for the global
China said the dollar will retain its global dominance for years to come, offering its assurances ahead of the Group of Eight summit just as it takes another step to boost the
For the first time since World War II, global GDP is expected to shrink this year. Worldwide consumption is down, stock markets have been hit, trade has slumped and employment has declined.
The German media has been dealing with the industry’s concerns of what will become of the venues of the department stores affected by the insolvency of country’s leading department store group, Arcandor.
Investors have entered the third quarter deeply divided about what should be happening on financial markets. While some reckon the global economy is well on the mend and therefore it is time
World stocks fell on Friday after a disappointing U.S. jobs report and a sluggish euro zone services sector survey reinforced expectations that the process of recovery in the global economy would be
