Even amid the flash and sizzle of the world's premier showcase for consumer electronics, the reality of the economic recession will be hard to ignore. With shoppers in a funk and companies
Stock futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Wall Street on Monday, as gloomy comments by U.S. and European policymakers overshadowed hopes that U.S. President-elect Barack Obama's plan for massive tax
Investors jumped into equities on Monday, the first full day of 2009 trading for many, as low prices and hopes for a global economic recovery later this year prompted a shift into
Asian stocks rose to a two-month high on Monday, with expectations for a global economic recovery later this year on the back of massive government spending prompting investors to venture back into
The fundamental credit outlook for the Armenian financial institutions is negative, reflecting the operating environment's potential volatility and lingering political tensions, Moody's Investors Service in its new Banking System Outlook. "Given that
World stock markets opened the new year with gains on Friday after a dismal 2008, while the dollar rose against major currencies and prices in crude and gold fell. Global stocks as
World stocks rose on the first trading day of the year after a dismal 2008, while the dollar gained. Crude oil and metal prices fell, as did government bonds. Global stocks as
European shares pushed higher at midday on Friday, with banks and commodities taking the lead on the first trading day of the year, despite a dismal reading in the Euro Zone manufacturing
Britain's top share index gained 0.5 percent in early trade Friday, starting the first trading session of 2009 in positive fashion, led by gains in miners, oils, banks and retailers following a
John Lewis, the employee-owned group seen as a barometer of UK retail spending, said on Friday sales surged at both its department stores and upmarket grocery chain in the days before and
