Gulf Arab oil exporter Abu Dhabi plans to spend $15 billion in the first phase of a project to develop green energy and build the world’s largest hydrogen power plant, it said
By Blaise Robinson PARIS, Jan 21 (Reuters) – European stocks sank 2.2 percent in early trade on Monday, trading just off their lowest level since August 2006 as U.S. recession fears continued
World stocks took a beating on Monday and demand for safe-haven bonds and currencies rose as fears gripped investors that a troubled U.S. economy would drag others down with it. MSCI’s main
Official Launch of the Single Euro Payments Area  To mark the official launch of the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area), Charlie McCreevy (Internal Market and Services Commissioner, European Commission), Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell
World stocks tumbled on Monday as fears gripped investors that a sliding U.S. economy would drag others down with it. Demand for safe-haven bonds and currencies soared. MSCI’s main world stock index,
By Sitaraman Shankar LONDON, Jan 21 (Reuters) – European shares sank 5.6 percent by midday on Monday, threatening their worst one-day fall since the attacks of September 2001 as investors rattled by
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called on Monday for an overhaul of global institutions to counter financial crises, deal with new priorities such as climate change and recognise the rise of new
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – European companies outsourced more business than their counterparts in the Americas for the first time in 2007 as northern European countries followed Britain‘s lead, outsourcing consultancy TPI said. The
 Panasonic is displaying a wide range of its energy saving products and highlighting its initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact during the manufacture of its advanced technology products, at the First
Soft drinks up 4.7% Â Consumption of locally produced beer in Cyprus rose by 5% in 2007 to 38.5 mln litres, compared with 36.8 mln litres in 2006 according to the latest
