President Barack Obama said in an interview published on Sunday that leaders of the G20 major global economies would send a "strong message of unity" this week on confronting the world economic
Britain's financial regulator has concluded a stress test on Barclays Plc and is satisfied the bank does not need any fresh capital, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday. Barclays
Global shares dipped on Friday, pausing for breath at the end of a week that saw them gain 6 percent on hopes of economic recovery while the euro extended losses after Germany
European shares were down around midday on Friday as banks and energy majors fell, offsetting gains made by the automobile sector. By 1145 GMT, the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index of top shares
The British government will have a big part in the country's banking sector for years to come but competition and choice for consumers must be maintained, finance minister Alistair Darling said on
Top Federal Reserve officials hinted on Thursday that the long U.S. economic downturn could be in its final stages, although the early stages of recovery will likely be far from stellar. Meanwhile,
Apple Inc has scheduled its annual developers conference for the second week in June, with plenty of buzz surrounding its product plans. The company on Thursday announced the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference
Graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp countersued Intel Corp for breach of contract on Thursday, alleging that Intel made misleading statements designed to undermine Nvidia's licensing rights. The suit seeks to terminate Intel's license
Barack Obama will make his debut as president on the world stage next week with calls for global economies to use government spending to jumpstart growth and work on a reshaping of
Australia rejected a $1.7 billion Chinese bid for OZ Minerals Ltd on Friday, saying one of its mines was close to a weapons-testing site, but invited state-owned Minmetals to restructure the deal.
