Samsung Electronics, the world's leading technology company by revenue, is likely accelerating the launch of its next-generation flagship Galaxy smartphone – which may come with a breakthrough unbreakable screen. Codenamed "Project J"
The U.S. Senate was poised on Thursday to approve legislation to punish Russian human rights violators as part of a broader bill to expand U.S. trade with the former Cold War enemy.
France's unemployment rate rose to 10.3% in the third quarter of 2012, its highest since the third quarter of 1999, fr om 10.2% in the previous quarter, data published by national statistics
British aerospace and defence group Rolls-Royce said it had passed information to Britain's Serious Fraud Office relating to concerns about bribery and corruption involving its intermediaries overseas. Rolls, the world's second-largest maker
Asian shares paused after hitting 16-month highs earlier on Thursday thanks to buying from investors reassured by U.S. President Barack Obama saying a deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff was possible
The future chairman of the Eurogroup, the influential committee of euro zone finance ministers, does not have to be one of the ministers, a spokeswoman for the German finance ministry said on
Greek banks will decide on Friday whether to take part in a bond buyback that is crucial for the country's debt sustainability, two banking sources told Reuters on Wednesday. Greek banks' participation
Much has been written over the past year about the risks of a two-speed Europe in which the 17 euro zone countries move ahead more rapidly than the rest of the European
The euro will probably hold its value against the dollar over the next month after rallying over the last few weeks, but a persistently weak euro zone economy will put it under
The European Commission imposed the biggest antitrust penalty in its history on Wednesday, fining six firms including Philips, LG Electronics and Samsung SDI a total of 1.47 billion euros ($1.92 billion) for
