* No immediate sign other countries to follow suit * Austria wants to discuss Europe wide ban -FT * Euro hits another four-year low, Asian shares sag * Unclear how ban can
Stock futures rose on Tuesday as euro-zone finance ministers worked to iron out wrinkles in a 750 billion euro ($925 billion) bailout plan and Home Depot posted solid earnings. The talks in
Global stocks edged higher on Tuesday after a late rally on Wall Street and on cautious optimism that progress is being made on the euro zone rescue plan, but the euro itself
Google Inc could face inquiries from German and U.S. officials following the company's disclosure it had "mistakenly" collected sensitive data sent by consumers over wireless networks, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
Prime Minister George Papandreou sacked his tourism minister on Monday after press revelations that her husband, a popular singer, owed the government more than 5 million euros ($6.35 million) in taxes. The
Euro zone finance ministers aim rapidly to iron out wrinkles in the 750 billion euro ($925 billion) plan they hatched a week ago to calm markets and stem fears of serial Greek-style
World leaders must act more quickly than previously thought to assure markets they will reduce government debt, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Monday. Speaking to participants in a Canadian youth
The euro dipped on Tuesday after bouncing from four-year lows, weighed down by persistent worries about the euro area's fiscal health that also kept investors in Asia on edge. Stocks hovered near
U.S. stocks rose at the open on Monday as a flurry of mergers offset data showing factory activity in New York State grew at a slower pace than expected. The Dow Jones
General Motors Co posted a first-quarter profit on Monday and said it is making progress toward a turnaround expected to put it on track toward its first full-year profit since 2004. Chris
