A man tries out Samsung Electronics Galaxy Note Edge smartphone at the company’s headquarters in Seoul. Seoul: Samsung Electronics yesterday flagged a further...
A man tries out Samsung Electronics Galaxy Note Edge smartphone at the company’s headquarters in Seoul. Seoul: Samsung Electronics yesterday flagged a further...
Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron (left) and Chancellor George Osborne speak to business leaders at a conference in the Old Granada TV Studios...
McDonald’s US Chief Marketing Officer Deborah Wahl (left) and Conde Nast President Bob Sauerberg participate in a ‘Brand Matters’ keynote panel discussion at...
US President Barack Obama checks out a Ford pickup truck during a visit to the Ford Assembly Plant in Detroit. The visit’s intent...
DOHA: The final week of 2014 witnessed strong real estate transaction deal in terms of volume. The week saw a total of 94...
London: The Bank of England yesterday voted to keep its main interest rate at 0.50 percent against a backdrop of sliding British inflation....
HONG KONG: Standard Chartered Chief Executive Peter Sands moved aggressively yesterday to reverse the Asia-focused bank’s fortunes by closing the bulk of its...
NEW YORK: Global oil prices were little changed yesterday, with better-than-expected US jobs and other data helping the market hold steady after recovering...
CAIRO: Food and housing costs pushed up Egypt’s annual consumer price inflation in December, the official statistics agency CAMPAS said yesterday, dampening expectations...
BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged $250bn in investment in Latin America over the next 10 years as part of a drive to...
China-Brazil trade down 6 percent Rio de Janeiro: Trade between Brazil and China fell six percent in 2014, Brazilian trade ministry figures showed,...
DETROIT: General Motors Co Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra said growth in the US auto market will flatten out this year, although a...
WASHINGTON: The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week and job cuts declined sharply in December, suggesting the...
Central Bank of Brazil BRASILIA--Brazil announced budget cuts expected to total $8.4 billion a year as it reins in government spending at the...
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA--South African business confidence has fallen to its lowest level in six months on the back of electricity shortages and a...
LONDON--European equities rebounded sharply Thursday on eurozone stimulus hopes, bright US data and a modest recovery in oil prices, dealers said. However, the...
LONDON--The Bank of England voted to keep its main interest rate at 0.50 percent, it announced on Thursday, against a backdrop of sliding...
LONDON--Oil prices extended gains Thursday following a drop in US crude stockpiles indicating stronger demand in the world's biggest economy, but remained under...
