Top cellphone maker Nokia Oyj said the world's mobile phone market would be weaker than it expected in the fourth quarter due to the economic slowdown and was set to fall further
Stocks pared losses on Friday following a report that showed a surprise rise in a gauge of consumer sentiment for November, tempering worries about the faltering economy. The Dow Jones industrial average
Consumer confidence rose unexpectedly in November, rebounding from a record drop the previous month as tumbling gasoline prices offset worries about unemployment and recession, a survey showed on Friday. The Reuters/University of
Videogame sales are expected to be strong this year and in 2009, despite the economic troubles that have hurt some retail stores that sell the games, industry executives said on Thursday. Speaking
Facebook said on Friday it had removed several pages from its site used by Italian neo-Nazis to incite violence after European politicians accused the Internet social networking site of allowing a platform
World leaders headed to Washington on Friday to try to find ways to tackle a global economic crisis that has plunged much of Europe into its first recession since the euro currency
Stocks were set for a lower open on Friday, surrendering some of the hefty gains made in the previous session after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes touched five-year lows that triggered
Asian shares rose on Friday as this week's sharp losses were seen as excessive, but a rally in oil fizzled and the yen edged up as signals flashed 'danger' for the global
European stock index futures pointed to sharp gains on Friday, as the market tracks a rally on Wall Street after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq touched fresh five-year lows that triggered a
U.S. stocks surged on Thursday and broke a three-day losing streak after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq touched new five-year lows earlier in the session, prompting investors to put aside worries about
