Germany said on Thursday it was fully behind an EU-wide stimulus package aimed at pulling the bloc out of recession but insisted it would not follow others in "tossing around billions" to
European stocks fell and oil erased earlier gains on Thursday, hurt by uncertainty over a $14 billion rescue plan for U.S. automakers, while doubts about deep euro zone interest rate cuts boosted
The Swiss National Bank slashed interest rates by half a percentage point on Thursday, its fourth cut in two months, as it warned that a sharply worsening global climate would tip Switzerland
An attack by Germany's finance minister on other European Union states for "tossing around billions" signalled Berlin will not agree to spend more to revive the EU's economy at a summit starting
Britain's top share index was 1.1 percent lower early on Thursday after mixed showings in Asia and on Wall Street overnight, with weakness in miners and financials countering gains by heavyweight oil
A senior Senate Democrat said on Wednesday a planned economic stimulus package will likely include money and tax breaks for doctors and hospitals to buy advanced technology that will make it easier
A Google executive will depart in January to join LinkedIn, the professional social networking company said on Wednesday. Dipchand "Deep" Nishar will be vice president of products for the company, which until
Yahoo Inc on Wednesday revised an expensive employee and executive severance plan it had adopted following a takeover bid by Microsoft Corp, settling a lawsuit brought by shareholders. The new terms cut
Over 6,000 Bosnians joined in less than 48 hours a group on social networking site Facebook which wants to shut down a Serb nationalist group celebrating the massacre of 8,000 Muslims in
Moody's Investors Service has changed the outlook on Lebanon's sovereign ratings to ‘positive’ from ‘stable’. These are the B3 local and foreign currency government bond ratings, the B3 country ceiling for foreign
