Why tech giants are investing in Africa
Why the world’s technology giants are investing in Africa
Why tech giants are investing in Africa
Why the world’s technology giants are investing in Africa
Wall Street recovers from early decline
US stocks recover from early sell-off and the dollar pares losses but worries about Washington’s fiscal stalemate keep investors extremely wary
Tech-related precious metals tumble
A price slide for rhodium, ruthenium and iridium in recent months points to weaker demand from the high-tech industries that use them
JPMorgan trader examined in currency probe - WSJ
(Reuters) - British authorities investigating potential manipulation in the currency markets are looking at the role of a senior trader at JPMorgan Chase & Co while he worked for another firm,...
Grangemouth refinery begins shutdown
Staff at the Grangemouth oil refinery and petrochemical site begin shutting down the facility ahead of a planned 48-hour strike.
VIDEO: UK looking to build Chinese trade
Chancellor George Osborne and London Mayor Boris Johnson are among a UK delegation visiting China in an attempt to build trade relations between the UK and China.
VIDEO: UK looking to build Chinese trade
Chancellor George Osborne and London Mayor Boris Johnson are among a UK delegation visiting China in an attempt to build trade relations between the UK and China.
Labour makes case for OBR change
A change in the law to allow parties' tax and spending commitments to be independently audited would help ensure an "informed debate" at the next election, Labour says.
Labour makes case for OBR change
A change in the law to allow parties' tax and spending commitments to be independently audited would help ensure an "informed debate" at the next election, Labour says.
Peugeot shares plunge on report
Shares in struggling car maker Peugeot Citroen fall 10% on reports that the company is planning to sell shares.
Insight - Philippines infrastructure: taking the slow train to nowhere
MANILA (Reuters) - Images of a portion of the Philippines' oldest light rail transit line ablaze in the middle of the night were exactly what private sector bidders for a $1.4 billion (875.3 million...
Wall Street shares rise on U.S. budget deal hopes, yen gains
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets rebounded and oil pared losses on Monday on news of efforts by President Barack Obama and leaders in Congress to resolve an impasse over how to extend the U...
Franco-German divisions cloud efforts to fix broken banks
LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The euro zone wrestled on Monday with the question of who should pay for a clean-up of bust banks, as Franco-German divisions cast a cloud over efforts to seal a landmark...
Boeing rebuts critical Pentagon report on helicopter parts
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boeing Co on Monday rebutted a Pentagon's inspector general report that said the company overcharged the U.S. Army by up to $16.6 million (10.3 million pounds) on a $4.4...
Time for rich nations to act on loose policy - Mexico's Carstens
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Rich countries must urgently take advantage of looser monetary policy to stabilize their economies and stimulate growth, without relying solely on central banks, Mexican...
Analysis - U.S. race to clinch debt sales may prove costly
NEW YORK (Reuters) - It sounds like the plot of a pulpy Hollywood thriller: a mad dash for more than $100 billion (62.5 billion pounds) in cash in the 48 hours before the clock runs out....
Rival airline attacks Alitalia rescue as illegal
MILAN/PARIS (Reuters) - A leading European airline group denounced Italian plans to rescue Alitalia as illegal on Monday, as shareholders were due to vote on a capital increase to keep the near-...
U.S. senators close in on fiscal deal as deadline looms
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. senators said they were closing in on a deal Monday that would reopen the government and push back a possible default for several months, though many hurdles remained as a...
Forex funds feel strain of debt deadlock
Many are avoiding placing any bets at all while a measure of volatility in major currencies has tumbled to its lowest since January
Glencore dips as broker says it overvalued
Liberum Capital calculates that Glencore is trading at nearly 20 times earnings at spot commodity prices, more than twice BHP Billiton’s rating
US ethanol credits drop sharply on leak
Leaked proposal indicates EPA examining deep cuts to Washington biofuels mandate. Renewable Identification Numbers are trading down 25% from last week
IASB accounting body rejects EU parliament's funding conditions
LONDON (Reuters) - The group which writes global accounting rules said the European Parliament was threatening its independence by calling for a fundamental change to the way it sets standards, and...
ECB's Coeure warns over waning coordination on regulation
PARIS (Reuters) - The benefits of new international financial regulations risk being squandered to the detriment of growth if governments fail to better coordinate across borders, ECB Executive Board...
Sales of ultra-safe US covered bonds stall
Six years after US government first raised possibility of writing new rules that would help US banks sell special debt, that legal framework is no closer
Sales of ultra-safe US covered bonds stall
Six years after US government first raised possibility of writing new rules that would help US banks sell special debt, that legal framework is no closer
GSW accepts Deutsche Wohnen offer, group to raise dividend
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German Real estate company GSW said on Monday it would recommend its shareholders accept Deutsche Wohnen's takeover offer, taking the 1.7 billion euro bid (1.4 billion pounds)...
Renminbi hits record high against dollar
Central bank allowing currency to increase despite contraction in exports reinforces expectations that China will take further steps at liberalisation
Gold rebounds after sharp slide
The US government shutdown and the looming debt ceiling deadline has failed to support the precious metal in recent weeks
Germany wins backing of EU ministers to block car emissions law
LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Union environment ministers on Monday agreed to German demands to scrap an agreement to cap EU car emissions that Berlin argued would cost jobs and damage its premium...