A $1 trillion global emergency rescue package to stabilize the euro reversed the slide in world financial markets on Monday but left longer-term questions about whether Europe's weakest economies can manage their
S&P futures extended their gains on Monday, up 2.4 percent as central banks launched U.S. dollar swap lines, while the European central bank will buy back bonds.
Wealthy supporters seeking to buy English soccer club Manchester United said they would not overpay, after a source close to the matter said the club last year rejected a bid for 1.5
U.S. nonfarm payrolls grew at the fastest pace in four years in April as private sector employers ramped up hiring, raising the strong possibility that the labor market recovery may be picking
The European Central Bank held a conference call with commercial banks on Friday to gather opinion on the state of money markets in the wake of the Greek debt crisis, banking sources
U.S. nonfarm payrolls likely grew for a second month in April as the government's census hiring picked up and private employment rose modestly, signs a gradual labor market recovery is building. Economists
Unemployment still rose over the year earlier in April but the pae of increase continued to moderate. The number unemployed persons registered at the District Labour Offices on the last day of
Annual inflation inched up in April, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service, recording 2.44% compared with a rise of 2.40% in March. Over the previous month, prices rose by
Turkish Cypriots spent EUR 5.1 mln using credit and debit cards in the southern part of Cyprus during the first four months of the year, according to data from the credit card
Credit card spending by locals fell in April according to data from the credit card company JCC, after a run of two months in which spending sharply. Local plastic card use by
