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JPMorgan to buy stake in Chinese trust firm: reports

U.S. bank JPMorgan has agreed to buy a 19.9 percent stake in Chinese trust company Bridge Trust Co, according to media reports.

'The Hunger Games' Premiere: Best Fashions From The Movies' Stars And Fans [PHOTOS]

The Hunger Games is set to open in theaters nationwide on Friday, March 23. The stars of the film -- including Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth and Elizabeth Banks -- have been promoting the premiere of the film around the world. Here are some of the best fashions from the stars of The Hunger Games and their fans.

Angry Birds in US retail, UK parks push

Angry Birds maker Rovio is teaming up with a major U.S. retail chain to sell its merchandise, and plans to open themed activity parks in Britain, as it continues to expand beyond mobile games to establish a Disney-style brand, it said on Tuesday.

Government imposes low duties on Chinese solar panels

The United States on Tuesday dealt a blow to U.S. manufacturers of solar panels and boosted shares in their Chinese rivals when it imposed preliminary punitive duties of less than 5 percent on imports from China.

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Angry Birds partners with major U.S. retail chain

Angry Birds maker Rovio is teaming up with a major U.S. retail chain to put its branded toys, books and T-shirts in dedicated areas of thousands of stores nationwide, the Finnish company's marketing chief told Reuters on Tuesday.

European Stocks Hit By China Growth Worries

Major indexes across Europe were down Tuesday on negative news regarding an expected slowdown in Chinese economic growth.

Chancellor George Osborne with traditional Gladstone Box of budget papers

Budget 2012: George Osborne Hopes March Data Signals Green Shoots for UK Economy

A good week for UK as Chancellor George Osborne sets stage for lively Budget debate.

Wall Street falls on China worries

U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday after a 3-day winning streak for the S&P 500 on concerns that China's economy may be slowing down.

China fuel stocks up as demand slows; record gas imports

China Announces 2nd Fuel Price Rise As Inflation Fears Ease

The National Development and Reform Commission is raising retail gas prices by 600 yuan ($95) a metric ton, leading to an average pump price hike of 6.8 percent.

Members of the Free Syrian Army are seen deployed in al-Bayada district in Homs

Syrian Opposition Committing Human Rights Abuses: HRW

Members of Syria's armed opposition have been accused of committing serious human rights abuses during the year-long uprising against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

India To Boycott EU Airline Tax

India will call upon local airlines to boycott the European Union's carbon-offsetting tax, as an ongoing row over a recently-instated tax on flights in and out of Europe has sparked discontent from several nations and heightend fears of a trade war.

Wall Street opens lower after run-up

Stocks fell at the open on Tuesday as equities paused after a 3-day winning streak for the S&P 500, which came within 10 percent of a historic closing high.

Jeremy Lin Signs Volvo Deal, Becomes Two-Year Brand Ambassador [VIDEO]

Jeremy Lin, despite the dissipating Linsanity, is still attracting major corporations beyond Nike for endorsements. Monday, Volvo announced a two-year deal with the New York Knicks sensation.

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Ashton

Israel Outraged By EU Leader’s Comments Linking Toulouse Massacre To Gaza Deaths

Israel’s foreign minister Avigdor Liberman, defense minister Ehud Barak and opposition leader Tzipi Livni have all condemned Ashton’s linking the killings in France to events in Gaza.

Wall Street set to dip at open after run-up

Stock were set for a lower open on Tuesday as equities appeared ready to pause after the S&P 500 advanced for a third straight session, moving within 10 percent of its historic closing high.

Stock futures drop after S&P nears record high

Stock index futures fell on Tuesday ahead of housing market data after the S&P 500 advanced for a third straight session, moving within 10 percent of its historic closing high.

Futures drop after S&P nears record high

Stock index futures fell on Tuesday ahead of housing market data after the S&P 500 advanced for a third straight session, moving within 10 percent of its historic closing high.

World focus shifting from value of China yuan: OECD

Critics of China's foreign exchange regime have shifted their focus from the value of the yuan to the mechanism in which its day-to-day level is set, the head of the OECD said on Tuesday, a fresh sign that currency may be near its equilibrium level.

Australia's miners sees China iron ore demand flattening

Australian iron ore miners, key beneficiaries of China's modern-day industrial revolution, on Tuesday signaled demand growth was finally slowing in response to Beijing's moves to cool its economy.

RBS to close down some Asian businesses: memo

Royal Bank of Scotland is closing its equity capital market and corporate finance units in South Korea and cash equities businesses in Indonesia, Singapore and Korea, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.

BHP Billiton sees China iron ore demand flattening

Australian iron ore miners, key beneficiaries of China's modern-day industrial revolution, on Tuesday signaled demand growth was finally slowing in response to Beijing's moves to cool its economy.

Starwood CEO: Oil price rise reflects robust economy

The chief executive of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide said oil prices would have to rise pretty significantly from current levels to put a dent in hotel demand.

China’s Home Prices Fall In Half Of Key Cities

Home prices in nearly half of China's major cities fell in February from the year-ago period, as Beijing showed its determination to tame the property market.

The Chicago PMI continues to signal economic recovery for the region, although some business have become worried about rising energy costs

China To Raise Fuel Prices Amid Easing Inflation

China will raise its heavily regulated retail gasoline and diesel prices Tuesday by 6.4 percent and 7 percent, respectively, marking the biggest increase in 33 months, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.

Global Arms Trade Surges, Pumped By Indian Buying Spree

India, now the world's largest arms importer, accounted for 10 percent of all weapons imported during the period, according to the Stockholm International Peace Institute.