Improved consumer sentiment in the euro zone's two biggest economies offered new signs on Tuesday the worst of the recession may have passed, with data from export-driven Germany pointing to economic stabilisation.
European share prices had slipped by midday on Monday, led lower by financials and commodity stocks after a reported missile launch by North Korea unsettled markets and crude oil and metals prices
World stocks fell on Tuesday with Asian shares leading the way as tension about North Korean nuclear tests added to questions over the global economic outlook. Pyongyang was reported to have fired
Britain's top share index fell 0.8 percent early on Tuesday with investors nervous after reports that North Korea fired more short range missiles, denting oil and metal prices and pressuring commodity stocks.
How's this for a tweet? Twitter is coming to a television near you. The social-networking and micro-blogging service is developing the first TV series that incorporates Twitter into the action of the
Nokia said it opened its online software and content store, Ovi Store, globally to some 50 million phone users on Tuesday. Nokia aims to follow the success of Apple's App Store with
The UK's leading business lobby group wants employers to be given more time to clear ballooning pension fund deficits and the government to underwrite the agency that takes over schemes when companies
It is too early to spot green shoots of economic recovery, Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Andrew Sentance said in remarks reported by Channel 4 News. "We have to get
European shares fell in early trade on Tuesday as political risk reared its head with a reported missile launch by North Korea, further dampening a rally that has added a third to
Moody's Investors Service has placed on review for possible downgrade ratings of two Bulgarian financial institutions: DSK Bank AD and First Investment Bank Ltd. This action reflects a review of stresses arising
