Nokia started on Monday the roll-out of its much-anticipated online content store, aiming to follow the success of Apple's App Store. Nokia said it had started moving Ovi Store to production servers
The world economy has avoided "utter catastrophe" and industrialized countries could register growth this year, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said on Monday. "I will not be surprised to see world trade
The euro slipped on Monday, stung after a gauge of German corporate sentiment fell short of market expectations, suggesting that any recovery in the euro zone' biggest economy would take more time.
European stocks were down on Monday morning, falling for a third straight session dragged lower by banking and oil stocks, while volumes were expected to be thin with UK markets closed for
China's official foreign exchange manager is still buying record amounts of U.S. government bonds, in spite of Beijing's increasingly vocal fear of a dollar collapse, the Financial Times reported. In a story
When rock band U2 played at the Grand Palais of the Cannes film festival in 2007 to trumpet their new three-dimensional concert movie, backers of modern 3-D films hailed the coming of
Investors head into the new week increasingly anxious for firm evidence of real economic revival yet hanging on to most of the gains they have made in the equity market rally that
The dollar fell to a 2009 low on Friday as fears intensified that the United States could lose its triple-A rating, supporting dollar-priced commodities and boosting resource related shares. The dollar's latest
Europe's biggest bank HSBC Holdings said on Friday it intended to continue to pay quarterly interim dividends but added that business would remain challenging during much of 2010. "Turning to the outlook.
The Bank of Japan upgraded its assessment of the economy for the first time in three years on Friday, saying a rebound in global demand could mean the record contraction last quarter
