Highway turns into parking lot in ChinaLast week a northern China highway virtually became a parking area when around 10,000 trucks became stuck in a 120 kilometre... | |
Tax mistakes affect UK payers in different waysNearly six million people in the UK have paid the wrong amount of... |
Burger King refuses to buy more cooking products from Indonesian groupBurger King has made the decision to stop buying palm oil from an Indonesian... |
India to grow in car parts marketThe Indian auto components sector is likely to grow five times to $110 billion in the next... |
August job losses not as high as expected in USA decline of 54,000 people in the US workforce has been described as far less than... |
Graphene transistors will change performance of mobiles and computersUCLA researchers in the US have fabricated the fastest ever graphene... |
Fears of cabin crew dispute unfounded as passengers get aboard BADespite fears that British Airway’s cabin crew dispute could widen, passengers still flew with the airline in the peak month of August, when the airline carried 3,154,000... |
Irish newspaper cuts staff pay by 10%The Irish Examiner newspaper has indicated it will cut staff pay by... |
Azerbaijanis give Russia more gasRussian and Azerbaijan are about to change their gas ratios. Azerbaijan last week agreed to more than double its natural gas exports to Russia, through the Azerbaijani state oil company... |
Nigerian economy expected to grow by high numberThe Nigerian economy is due to hit double-digit growth by the end of 2011 or early... |
| Failed blowout preventer, a key piece of evidence in Gulf oil spill probe, brought to surface ON THE GULF OF MEXICO - Investigators looking into what went wrong in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill are a step closer to answers now that a key piece of evidence is secure aboard a ship. Engineers... |
| Ex-HP CEO Hurd may join Oracle: Journal TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) - Former Hewlett-Packard Co. Chief Executive Mark Hurd may join Oracle Corp.'s senior management, people familiar with the situation told The Wall Street... |
| ‘Cult of equity’ dead, Citigroup claims The 'cult of the equity' that prompted investors to favor stocks at the expense of bonds is dead, according to a top Citigroup analyst. AFP... |
| Dubai Stocks Surge Most Since June on Global Growth Confidence Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Dubai shares rose the most in more than two months, leading a Middle East rally, after growth in U.S. private employment fueled optimism that the world’s biggest economy... |
| Gunze Taps Touch Screens As Next Growth Engine -Nikkei TOKYO (Nikkei)--Gunze Ltd. (3002.TO), known generally as a time-honored underwear maker, is rapidly refashioning itself into a technology-solutions company, the Nikkei reported in its Sunday edition.... |
| Changan Auto, Ford discuss expanding ties beyond China By Fang Yan and Ken Wills TIANJIN, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Major Chinese automakerChongqing Changan Automobile is in talks with Ford Motor toexpand their partnership... |
| IMF's Lipsky says moderate world recovery underway * Specific currencies not discussed at all - official (Updates with currencies) By Yoo Choonsik and Rachel Armstrong GWANGJU, South Korea, Sept 5 (Reuters) - The world economyis recovering moderately... |
| Samsung Electronics Considers More Record Spending In '11 Samsung Electronics Co. (005930.SE, SSNHY), the world's largest computer-memory-chip maker by revenue, is considering investing a record KRW30 trillion ($25.58 billion) next year to bolster its... |
| KNPC's Zanki hired as new CEO of Kuwait Petroleum Corp KPC ), a sourcefamiliar with the matter said on Sunday. Zanki, who will replace Saad al-Shuwaib, was informed ofhis appointment on Saturday and is expected to start "withinthese days", the source... |
| Samsung Elec: Considers Investing About KRW30 Trillion In '11 Samsung Electronics Co. (005930.SE, SSNHY), the world's largest computer-memory-chip maker by revenue, is considering investing a record KRW30 trillion ($25.58 billion) next year to bolster its... |
| Microsoft Entertainment and Devices Division showcases Kinect for Xbox 360 in UAE Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division today previewed its highly anticipated entertainment and gaming system, Kinect for Xbox 360 for media in the UAE. Based around a webcam-style add-on... |
| Free for a Limited Time - TimeStream Software's Walt Disney World Secrets Notescast for the iPod Classic TimeStream Software announces free downloads of its fun "Walt Disney World Secrets" Notescast app for the iPod Classic and iPod nano - For a limited... |
| U.S. Govt says no leaking oil at Mariner platform * Mariner fire an "industrial accident"-Salazar (Recasts, adds government inspectors don't find leaking oil) By Bruce Nichols HOUSTON, Sept 3 (Reuters) - U.S. government inspectorsfound no leaking... |
| 'Maruti Suzuki to build new auto plant' Nikkei business daily reported on Sunday. Suzuki aims to start operations at the new plant as soon as 2013, the newspaper reported without citing a source. The automaker, which first started... |
| IRDA to set up integrated grievance redressal cell IRDA will set up a centralised grievance redressal mechanism to ensure that the problems of customers in the life and non-life sectors are addressed in a time-bound manner. "The authority is in the... |
| Maharashtra, Delhi NCR accounts for 50% of FDI in India National Capital Region accounted for over 50 per cent of the foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into the country during the first quarter of 2010-11, says industry ministry's latest data.... |
| New record of oil prices sends stock markets down again Oil prices have finally overcome the landmark psychological barrier and reached the level of $100.01 per barrel in New York yesterday. The price marked the new all-time record of the oil market and... |
| China Economic News in Brief INTERNATIONAL E-TRANSACTION PLATFORM OPENS IN XINJIANG The Asia-Europe International Trading Center opened Wednesday in Kuytun City, in the northwestern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, officials... |
| Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Paul Conrad dies at 86; pencil deflated presidents for 50 years LOS ANGELES - Paul Conrad used his pencil like a weapon. His long lines and jagged angles seemed to point directly at the leaders he deemed charlatans and fools in need of deflating. In a career of... |
| Newcrest Says Asia, Africa Present ‘Great’ M&A Opportunities Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Newcrest Mining Ltd., set to buy smaller rival Lihir Gold Ltd. for $9.6 billion, said it’s eyeing further merger and acquisition opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region... |
| Obama says his economic policies halted "bleeding" Tough economic times and aggressive campaigning by the Republicans weigh heavy on President Barack Obama and the Democratic Party. Follow Reuters for complete analysis, opinion and polls ahead of the... |
| Obama Concentrates on Economy as Election Nears Kickstarting the Economy President Obama will announce some new proposals to help small businesses, but Republicans are voicing opposition. Bill Plante... |
| A Burning Debate Over Natural Gas Drilling "Fracking" Fuels Environmental Concerns A drilling method called "fracking" is contaminating people's drinking water and dividing rural landowners. Armen Keteyian... |
| Federal health insurance changes to start soon Kathy and Dan Kvinge of Lino Lakes, holding pictures of their kids, John, 24 and Anne, 22, are pleased that Graco, Dan’s employer, decided to extend coverage for dependents sooner than required... |
| Dealer offered shaky warranty Jeremy Freborg shelled out $3,200 for an extended warranty on his 2003 Audi when he bought it two years ago. When he tried to use the warranty, he found out the company had gone out of business and... |
| Australia’s Victoria Hit by Storms, Flooding; Towns Evacuated Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Victoria was hit by storms and flooding, with three towns in the northeast of Australia’s second-most-populous state being evacuated, emergency services... |
| Tropical Storm Earl Makes Landfall in Nova Scotia Sept. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Tropical Storm Earl raced across Nova Scotia, nearing the end of its march up the eastern Atlantic coast, after making landfall this morning near the community of Western... |
| For US stocks, September starts on upbeat note Published Date: September 05, 2010 NEW YORK: US stocks could start next week with investors feeling a bit more optimistic about the economy, thanks to a stronger-than-expected jobs report, making... |
| Strong tailwind from recent rallies to propel Wall Street Published Date: September 05, 2010 NEW YORK: Wall Street heads into next week with strong tailwind from recent days' rally and brighter outlook as traders keenly await President Barack Obama to... |
| Oil turns positive on US jobs report Published Date: September 04, 2010 LONDON: Oil nudged into positive territory yesterday when the release of stronger than expected US employment data calmed expectations of a double-dip recession,... |
| Ocado has been marked down but it's still no bargain Ocado's chief executive, Tim Steiner, cannot be pleased that online grocer's shares are still trading well below the float price. Photograph: David Sillitoe for the... |
| Scary stories from Gulliver on HSBC break-up HSBC 's head of investment banking and hot favourite to be its next chief executive, says he would like to be crystal clear. "Our preference is to remain headquartered in the UK," he told a... |
| That's why they call them airport novels | Victoria Coren Francesca Rijks , the 12-year-old who took her violin on holiday so as to keep practising her scales.Unfortunately, Francesca made the news only... |
| Don't make Guido Fawkes a fall guy for Hague's woes. It's just politics The wicked world of the internet, of course, swills with bile as well as blessedly free information. Supposed facts can be published in a trice around the globe. Reputations lie in pawn at the malign... |
| Cable-channel cash scoops the Emmy jackpot Mad Men stars January Jones (L), Elisabeth Moss (C) and Christina Hendricks pose backstage after the show's Emmy win for outstanding drama series. Photograph: Danny... |
| Is the News of the World's phone-hacking really justified? Yes, sometimes Sometimes events weave their own bizarre pattern. In Britain, the biggest media story of the week sees Pakistan cricket covered in dung: bad news for all the sporting world. Over in America, though,... |
| Online ads still don't pack a fraction of print's punch You can have opinion (and hope, and aspiration) or you can have facts. Benedict Evans, at Enders Analysis, has just trawled through all the data of newspaper finances present and future – and he... |