Brent crude slipped $1 on Monday as Iran agreed to resume talks that had collapsed more than a year ago on the country's nuclear programme with the United States and its allies,
The dollar hit a one-month low versus the yen on Monday, extending losses after last week's lower-than-expected U.S. jobs figures bolstered views the Federal Reserve could yet adopt more monetary easing to
Asian shares fell on Monday as a sharp slowdown in U.S. jobs growth raised concerns about the strength of the world's largest economy, prompting investors to curb risk exposure ahead of more
Two Greek bondholders, a wealthy widow and a male pensioner, sued the state on Friday over the money they have lost because of the country's multi-billion euro debt restructuring. The 76-year-old widow
Baker Tilly Klitou have entered into a new licence agreement with Baker Tilly International, whereby the firm will be among the first to use the “Baker Tilly” simplified brand and logo as
Samsung Electronics posted record quarterly profit of $5.15 billion, driven by booming sales of its smartphones and the Galaxy Note 'phablet', which it hopes will show it has a flair for innovation
Asian shares struggled on Friday in holiday-thinned trade, with investors awaiting key U.S. jobs data later in the day and fretting about rising yields in weaker euro zone economies that are reviving
Twitter filed a lawsuit on Thursday in a U.S. court against five websites that it accuses of creating tools for spamming, as the social media firm battles a wave of automated tweets
The Bank of England held back from giving Britain's fragile recovery an extra boost on Thursday, as the economy appears to have narrowly avoided falling back into recession despite a shock drop
A U.S. appeals court has revived lawsuits by Viacom Inc, the English Premier League, and various film studios and television networks accusing Google Inc of allowing copyrighted videos on its YouTube service
