European shares rose on Tuesday, buoyed by corporate earnings optimism, while concerns over Greece's parlous fiscal situation weighed on the euro. Investors anticipated strong numbers from Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N), which
A December cyberattack on Google Inc computers hit the company's password system that millions of people worldwide use to access almost all of the company's Web services, The New York Times said,
The videoconferencing industry is getting a boost in demand from the disruption to business travel across Europe caused by a volcano in Iceland, Cisco Systems said. "The only evidence is anecdotal, but
Cyprus Tourist Organization (CTO) Chairman Alecos Orountiotis said here on Monday that the Icelandic volcanic ash which grounded flights across Europe have caused many problems as regards tourism in Cyprus. Orountiotis said
Greece could face pressure to take tougher austerity measures when European and IMF officials discuss an aid package this week, a senior EU official said, as a delay in the talks pushed
Greece needs help to beat its crisis and there is a risk it will fall into a "death circle" of recession and falling budget revenue if its borrowing costs stay high, financier
The economic impact of the volcanic ash cloud currently rendering much of Europe a no-fly zone depends almost entirely on how long it lasts — something even the experts say they cannot
Greek banks shares fell 3.5 percent on Monday, underperforming European peers <.SX7P> and the broader Greek market <.ATG> on worries over the impact of widening yield spreads and austerity measures on the
Worries about the impact of fraud charges against Goldman Sachs rattled stock markets on Monday, sending investors in search of less speculative currencies and boosted government bonds. It combined, in Europe, with concerns
Toyota Motor Corp has agreed to pay a record $16.4 million fine to U.S. safety regulators in response to the government's claim that it knowingly delayed a massive accelerator pedal recall in
