PARIS/FRANKFURT: Elie Chauvin did not plan to buy a new car when he stopped by his local Hyundai showroom, but the retired builder...
PARIS/FRANKFURT: Elie Chauvin did not plan to buy a new car when he stopped by his local Hyundai showroom, but the retired builder...
BUCHAREST, Romania: ExxonMobil Corp is so confident of prospects in the unexplored Black Sea it will spend $735m to drill just two deep-water...
WASHINGTON: The regulators who police Wall Street are ramping up their surveillance of trading activity, using technology to suss out potentially abusive practices...
A vendor stands in her stall at a late night clothing market in Seoul. South Korea’s central bank left interest rates unchanged at...
French President Francois Hollande greeted by people during his visit to naval job fair in Boulogne-sur-mer, northern France, yesterday. PARIS: French President Francois...
Doha: Qatar Exchange was down 21.78 points or 0.23 percent to 9,398.19 points yesterday from the previous closing of 9,419.97 points. Among the...
LONDON: The cost of shipping raw materials is surging but amid slowing Chinese economic growth and other global strains, the market remains well...
KUWAIT: Kuwait has sent two oil tankers carrying crude and diesel worth $200m to Egypt, a Kuwaiti newspaper said yesterday, part of a...
SYDNEY: Key greenhouse gas emitter Australia yesterday announced it will scrap its carbon tax in favour of an emissions trading scheme that puts...
LONDON: Airlines expressed confidence in the safety of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner yesterday as investigators searched for the cause of a fire on one...
LONDON: Emerging economies that have thrived on ultra-loose US monetary policy and insatiable Chinese demand for natural resources are in for another rude...
DOHA: Qatar’s real GDP is expected to expand at a rapid pace during the second half of 2013 growing 6.5 percent for the...
A worker balances on a bamboo scaffolding set up over a billboard advertising a real estate project in Hong Kong. The city boasts...
CAIRO: Egypt’s shattered economy was boosted this week by Gulf allies pledging billions of dollars in aid, but analysts say this simply buys...
NEW YORK: AT&T, the second-largest US wireless carrier, agreed to buy Leap Wireless International for $1.2 billion, giving the company 5 million customers,...
ATHENS: Greeks are split down the middle on whether public sector job cuts demanded by the country’s international lenders for continued bailout funding...
A file picture shows two ‘A’ letters and a ‘+’ symbol placed on a French map. NEW YORK/PARIS: France lost the last of...
LONDON: Most commodity markets rallied this week, with oil striking a 15-month peak, after US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke pledged to retain...