Stocks wobbled and the dollar index edged up from a five-week low on Tuesday as investors positioned for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting at which it might offer clues to the
The number of investors who think a country will leave the euro zone soon has dropped by two thirds in the year since the head of the bloc's central bank promised to
A proposed mega-merger between global ad agencies Publicis and Omnicom could bring rival accounts such as Coca-Cola and PepsiCo under one firm, underscoring the scale of the $35.1 billion deal and the
Cutbacks by rivals and extra charges for choosing seats helped low-cost airline Ryanair meet forecasts with profit of 78 million euros ($103 million) in the three months to June, the Irish airline
Struggling cafe owner Julie Mangan rolls her eyes at talk of packed restaurants and queues for house viewings in Dublin as proof that Ireland's battered economy is finally on the mend. With
The outlook for the European tobacco industry will remain stable over the next 12-18 months, reflecting an expected slowing of operating profit growth to around 4.5%-5.5% versus the previous expectation of 7%
Barclays will this week say how it plans to meet tougher UK rules on capital, while strong earnings from Lloyds Banking Group will pave the way for Britain to sell some of
The yen rose to a one-month high against the dollar on Monday as investors braced for another round of disappointing economic news out of China, knocking Japanese stocks to four-week lows and
Lufthansa has expanded its mobile services with a smartphone app for users of Windows Phone 8. A special feature is the live-tile function with which the most important information on flight status
Britain's FTSE 100 looked set for its first weekly fall in more than a month on Friday, faltering at resistance levels but receiving support from a spate of good earnings reports. While
