Greek government bonds gave a cautious thumbs-up to a treasury bill sale on Tuesday which showed Athens had to pay very high yields to entice buyers, keeping alive worries about Greece's funding
The euro erased short-lived gains while German government bonds drew support on Tuesday after a debt sale by Greece that, while successful, reminded investors the country's borrowing costs remain very high. World
Futures for the Dow Jones industrial average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 fall 0.1 to 0.3 percent, pointing to a weaker start on Wall Street on Tuesday. Strong earnings from
The world's top cellphone maker Nokia unveiled three new, cheaper messaging phone models on Tuesday, challenging the dominance of RIM's Blackberry in the mobile e-mail market. The new C3 model — with
Apple Inc has accepted distribution of Opera Software's Internet browser for its iPhone after a long review, opening a new and potentially lucrative market it has so far closely guarded. There are
Top cellphone makers are set to report accelerating market growth and booming demand for new smartphones when they unveil March quarter earnings starting this week. Cellphone vendors experienced a grim 2009 as
European shares fell on Tuesday, ahead of key U.S. earnings news, with banking stocks under pressure and commodities lower as crude and gold prices slipped. Luxury good retailers, however, gained. By 0822
The euro zone's standby aid package for Greece offers only a short-term solution to Athens's debt crisis and leaves many questions about the future of the single currency group and the European
Asian shares fell on Tuesday ahead of key earnings in the United States while the euro consolidated ahead of a Treasury bill sale by Greece later in the day. The Nikkei fell
Markets saluted a euro zone deal on a huge standby rescue package for Greece, slashing the debt-laden country's borrowing costs and buying its stocks and bonds on Monday as fears of a
