Britain's City regulator slapped a $3.51 mln fine on the UK branch of Zurich Insurance for data security failings after the loss of a tape in South Africa containing details on 46,000
WPP, the world's largest ad firm by sales, lifted its outlook for the year after a strong performance from the United States and traditional media resulted in solid growth in the first
Greece is on track in its efforts to cut spending and return to financial stability, and concerns that it could be forced to restructure its debt are unfounded, the EU's economic and
Japan's Nikkei average hit a 15-month closing low below 9,000 points on Tuesday, with hedge funds and foreigners seen selling amid mounting concern about the authorities' inaction on a strong yen, which
Crude fell for a fifth day and gasoline component RBOB tumbled to a 6-and-a-half month low, as the dollar strengthened and the end of U.S. summer holidays approached without triggering a seasonal
Pakistan braced for more flooding in the south as officials were due to hold talks in Washington on Monday with the International Monetary Fund on how to shore up the battered economy
Greece's cash-strapped mobile phone operator Wind Hellas said on Monday sales and operating revenue continued dropping in the second quarter, as recession and competition kept weighing on results. Total revenues dropped to
Russia has enough grain to cover its needs after harvesting 38% less in 2010, a senior official said on Monday, but his data indicated the former exporter is likely to import millions
Formula One signed up Swiss bank UBS as a global partner on Monday in a deal the sport will hope marks a turnaround after the exit of several other financial institutions due
World stocks rose from last week's one-month low on Monday as a slew of corporate takeover activity and an encouraging euro zone business survey helped ease concerns about a global economic slowdown.
