It was the end of a long week in court in the Apple-Samsung legal war, and Samsung attorney John Quinn was trying to block his adversary, Apple attorney Bill Lee, from showing
European shares rose toward five-month highs on Thursday and the euro was steady, despite evidence of weakening activity across the region, as softer Chinese data kept alive talk of further central bank
Annual growth in China's factory output slowed to its weakest in more than three years in July, missing market forecasts and increasing expectations that Beijing will take further policy steps to support
Victor Conte, convicted owner of the now-defunct BALCO laboratory that was at the centre of a global steroid scandal, said on Thursday that the drug-testing programme at the 2012 Olympics was irrelevant.
Britain's Competition Appeal Tribunal on Wednesday threw out an appeal by Ryanair, which would have blocked regulators investigating the budget carrier's minority shareholding in Irish rival Aer Lingus . Ireland's Ryanair, Europe's
A Russian court cut the 13-year prison term of the business partner of jailed ex-oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky by more than three years on Wednesday, handing him a rare legal victory in
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said on Wednesday that domestic deficit-cutting, tight credit conditions and the euro zone crisis were making it difficult for the British economy to recover from recession.
* Coalition partners resume work on austerity cuts * Greece will issue additional T-bills to pay a government bond that matures later this month and avoid default while it awaits a delayed
Mytilineos Holding is scheduled to show a mixed picture as it announces its 2Q results on Wednesday. A significant contribution is expected from the electricity division on the commercial operation of two
Metka is scheduled to announce its 2Q results Wednesday with analysts expecting another good performance driven by foreign projects, especially in Turkey and Syria. Given that 2011 was a record year for
