Asian shares crept higher on Friday as solid U.S. data improved sentiment, but gains may be limited by concerns that rising oil prices could deal a further blow to the fragile euro
A lobby group representing private investors in the European Union has asked the Greek prime minister to exclude them from a 53.5% haircut on Greek government bonds. Greece will launch a bond
Asian shares crept higher on Friday as solid U.S. data improved sentiment, but gains may be limited by concerns that rising oil prices could deal a further blow to the fragile euro
Lloyds is set to follow rival Royal Bank of Scotland with a hefty 2011 loss, highlighting the difficulty Britain faces in trying to sell the stakes in the two banks it acquired
The Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) and the European Organization for the safety or air navigation- EUROCONTROL are organizing an annual Conference on safety performance to take place 28-29 February in the
German business sentiment rose to its strongest in seven months in February, offering fresh evidence that Europe's largest economy will dodge a recession even as euro zone peers tighten their belts to
Greece's debt problems drove a slew of heavy losses across the European banking sector on Thursday, and bosses warned the euro zone crisis would continue to threaten earnings. From France to Germany,
Greece's parliament will endorse a debt swap with private bondholders on Thursday to help reduce the country's debt and secure an international bailout, despite new protests against the tough terms of the
A row over boardroom pay at easyJet will come to a head later on Thursday as its founder and largest shareholder urges investors to vote down a motion to award its top
State-owned Royal Bank of Scotland posted a fourth quarter loss of nearly 2 billion pounds ($3.1 billion), hurt by writedowns on assets and restructuring costs, although it still paid out almost 1
