The woman whose sexual harassment accusation against Mark Hurd led to his ouster as chief executive of Hewlett-Packard came forward on Sunday, saying she never intended for Hurd to lose his job.
Asian stocks edged higher on Monday on growing speculation the Federal Reserve will have to buy bonds sooner rather than later to bolster the sagging economy, which is keeping the U.S. dollar
Oil prices hovered just below $81 a barrel on Monday, as a weaker dollar supported prices that had fallen for three straight days last week, in part on poor U.S. economic data.
A majority of Dutch voters hope that the cabinet formation talks starting on Monday will lead to a new right-leaning government, even as public support continues to shift to the left, a
Japan has selected 15 groups of companies to conduct feasibility studies for emission-cutting projects in nine developing countries to promote clean-energy technologies, a newspaper reported on Sunday. Since U.N. climate talks have
U.S. President Barack Obama's administration sees the restoration of the Gulf Coast after the BP oil spill as a national priority and the president should not be blamed for the disaster, Secretary
Eurozone buoyant but recovery two-speed A leap in German industry output over the second quarter and a moderate rise in Italian economic growth added on Friday to evidence the euro zone
British taxpayers are sitting on a 3.5 billion pound ($5.6 billion) paper profit on its stakes in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds after both swung back to profit, driving their shares
London taxis, with their friendly drivers who actually know where they are going, are ranked best in the world, according to an annual taxi poll. The survey by travel website hotels.com found
The rate of inflation in July 2010 rose to 2.6% compared to 1.9% in June 2010 and a negative rate of inflation of -0.8% in July 2009. According to the data released
