Poland's finance minister said on Thursday it was likely to sell more euros to aid the zloty and its financial markets bounced back from a sell-off that has spread west due to
Tumbling tax receipts in January drove Britain's budget deficit for the fiscal year so far to a record high and statisticians warned bank bailouts could raise total debt by up to 1.5
The number of U.S. workers drawing unemployment aid jumped to a record high in early February according to data on Thursday that highlighted the deteriorating labor market as a 13-month recession deepens.
Switzerland on Thursday embarked on a struggle to defend a landmark decision allowing bank giant UBS to transfer client data to the United States in a tax settlement that experts say will
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World stocks rose from the previous day's three-month low on Thursday, while the dollar and government bonds fell, as some European corporate quarterly results were better than the most pessimistic expectations. Nestle
The Bank of Japan pledged to enhance its supply of low-cost funds and extended its commercial paper buying scheme on Thursday as it battles a credit crunch that is pushing the world's
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Facebook's efforts to build a business model around its online social network have hit another roadblock, as a backlash by its users forced the company to reverse a new policy. The dispute
Shares in UBS AG rose sharply on Thursday as investors hoped the embattled Swiss bank would refocus on pressing restructuring issues after a landmark settlement of U.S. tax fraud charges. UBS agreed
