China sounded a gloomy note on Tuesday about its export prospects, warning in particular that belt-tightening by deeply indebted European Union governments would dampen demand for the country's goods.
India's Tata Steel has started talks with lenders including Citigroup to refinance as much as 3.5 billion pounds ($5.4 billion) in loans for its British unit, Bloomberg reported, citing six sources with knowledge of the matter.
Goldman Sachs executive Fabrice Tourre denied fraud and other accusations by U.S. regulators for his role in marketing a subprime mortgage product and asked a court on Monday to dismiss the case.
Facebook Inc on Monday began its defense against claims that the most basic functions of its hugely popular website infringe a patent held by a little-known company.
Hackers have built a computer virus that attacks Siemens AG's widely used industrial control systems, creating malicious software that analysts said can be used for espionage and sabotage.
The AUD has opened fairly unchanged this morning currently trading around USD0.8690.
The Australian Dollar opens marginally higher against the greenback this morning at 0.8675.
Goldman Sachs executive Fabrice Tourre denied fraud and other accusations by U.S. regulators for his role in marketing a subprime mortgage product and asked a court on Monday to dismiss the case.
Goldman Sachs Vice President Fabrice Tourre denied accusations made against him by U.S. regulators for his role in marketing a subprime mortgage product at the center of a fraud case against the bank and asked a court on Monday to dismiss the case.
A report by China's state-run television station accusing Baidu Inc of promoting counterfeit drugs through its Web search engine should not prove as damaging as a 2008 TV critique that triggered a 40 percent decline in Baidu's shares, analysts said on Monday.
Convicted former media mogul Conrad Black will be released from prison on bond pending the outcome of his appeal, following a favorable U.S. Supreme Court decision on a law used to convict him, an appeals court ruled.
Stocks rose on Monday, spurred by optimism ahead of earnings from key technology companies and after Dow component Boeing announced strong orders.
Stocks rose on Monday, spurred by optimism ahead of earnings from key technology companies and after Dow component Boeing announced strong orders.
Aircraft leasing firms made a major comeback on Monday, as industry veteran Steve Udvar-Hazy dropped $4 billion on A320s and former arch-rivals at General Electric doubled his efforts.
Stocks rose on Monday, boosted by solid earnings from Halliburton and a strong order outlook from Boeing, but gains were capped by a drop in homebuilder sentiment and some disappointing corporate revenues.
U.S. asset managers are expected to post strong quarterly results compared with last year's dismal showings, but still face challenges from erratic stock markets that have encouraged many retail investors to focus on less risky products.
Stocks were modestly higher on Monday, but gains were hemmed in as downbeat homebuilder sentiment offset solid earnings from Halliburton and a strong order outlook from Boeing.
How much would the U.S. economy have to weaken for the Federal Reserve to try to push borrowing costs even lower?
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Fifty-four percent of large U.S. businesses that laid off employees in the past year want to rebuild their workforces but some will have trouble finding sufficiently skilled people to hire, a study said on Monday.
A Swiss court for the first time cleared the way for the transfer to Washington of bank data about to a UBS client, following the Swiss parliament's approval of a key tax deal.
Onex Corp and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board are considering a $4.5 billion takeover bid for UK car parts maker Tomkins Plc as the weak British pound encourages two more North American investors to snap up assets.
The euro rose against the dollar on Monday after a fall in U.S. home-builder sentiment to its lowest level in more than a year added to worries about the U.S. economy.
The euro traded near its recent two-month high against the dollar, rebounding from early lows hit after a downgrade of Ireland's sovereign ratings and the suspension of talks between Hungary and international lenders.
The euro hovered near a two-month high while U.S. stocks moved sideways on Monday as worries about the pace of a U.S. economic recovery kept markets cautious.
After Friday's worst one-day drop since late June, the S&P and other U.S. stock indexes opened higher as earnings season kicked into high gear, but weak homebuilding data reminded investors of the delicate state of the economic recovery.
U.S. Treasury debt prices slipped on Monday, but volume was scant and analysts said the day's market action would be driven mostly by the stock market.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which had fallen to 2.93 percent by Friday's close as stocks suffered their worst one-day drop since June, was trading at 2.95 percent, while its price was off by 6/32.
Hungary's markets sold off on Monday after the government rebuffed lenders' calls for tougher austerity measures, bringing weekend talks on further aid to a premature end and rattling investor confidence.
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Moody's cut Ireland's credit rating on Monday, warning the country still faces a slow climb out of recession after nearly two years of austerity as the cost of rescuing its banking sector mounts.
Car parts maker Tomkins Plc received a $4.5 billion bid approach from a Canadian consortium, the latest example of North American buyers eager to capitalize on sterling weakness to snap up British assets.
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