Bank of England likely to hold fire on rates
What: Bank of England's March monetary policy decision
Stocks gain as oil pulls back from highs
Stocks edged higher on Monday as a flurry of acquisition activity boosted optimism about share prices and oil prices eased from earlier highs sparked by tensions in the Middle East.
Chip Sales In January Up 14 Pct Y-o-Y: SIA
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) said worldwide sales of semiconductors for the month of January rose 14.0 percent from last year to $25.5 billion on significant growth across all major end-use sectors. Sequentially, sales increased 1.5 percent.
Global central banks point to more acute price risks
A spike in food and oil prices has made the threat of inflation more acute, leading central banks said on Monday, but they warned tightening of policy in response will not proceed at the same pace.
Terumo to buy U.S. medical device firm for $2.6 billion
Terumo Corp <4543.T> said it would buy U.S. medical device company CaridianBCT from a Swedish firm for about $2.6 billion, marking the largest acquisition by a Japanese medical equipment maker.
Terumo to buy US medical device firm for $2.6 billion
Terumo Corp <4543.T> said it would buy U.S. medical device company CaridianBCT from a Swedish firm for about $2.6 billion, marking the largest acquisition by a Japanese medical equipment maker.
Etihad, Engine Alliance in $1.5 billion engine deal
Etihad Airways inked a $1.5 billion deal with Engine Alliance, owned by General Electric and United Technologies unit Pratt & Whitney, to provide engines for its planned fleet of Airbus A380 aircraft.
Fed cannot rule out more bond buys says Lockhart
The Federal Reserve cannot rule out expanding its $600 billion stimulus as political upheaval in the Middle East and North Africa heighten U.S. economic uncertainty, a top Fed official said on Monday.
Stocks set for higher open as oil climb continues
U.S. stocks were set to open slightly higher on Monday as investors weighed a batch of acquisition activity against another climb in oil prices on unrest in the Middle East and North Africa.
Tablet Shootout: Apple iPad 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
Apple iPad 2 launch caught its rival's off-guard, as it upped the ante with a slimmer, faster and lighter rendition while retaining the virtues of the older iPad.
U.S. could tap oil reserves as gasoline price surges
The U.S. government reiterated that it could tap its strategic oil reserves in order to safeguard economic growth as surging gasoline prices increase pressure for action.
Cyberattack targets France's G20 plans: minister
France's finance ministry was subject to a cyberattack in December targeting information related to its presidency of the Group of 20 nations, officials said on Monday.
LVMH snaps up jeweler Bulgari in $5.19 billion deal
France's LVMH will take over Italy's Bulgari in a 3.7 billion euros ($5.19 billion) deal to add luster to the No.1 luxury group's jewelry business and bring it more exposure to emerging markets.
Futures edge up as oil rise continues
Stock index futures rose on Monday, indicating Wall Street will recover from Friday's losses even as oil prices continued to spike on unrest in the Middle East and North Africa.
March Madness Will Stream Free On PCs, Apple Devices
College sports biggest tournament is coming to the Apple iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.
Moody's slashes Greek rating, may cut further
Moody's slashed Greece's credit rating on Monday on fears the country's efforts to cut its debt will not be enough, heaping further pressure on EU leaders to ease repayment terms on its bailout loans or risk a default.
Cyberattack targets France's G20 plans: minister
France's finance ministry was subject to a cyberattack in December targeting information related to its presidency of the Group of 20 nations, officials said on Monday.
Corrected: Airbus sees a third of jet demand from Asia
Corrects nationality of EADS in paragraph 3
Lady Gaga may sue 'Baby Gaga' human milk ice-cream maker
Lady Gaga has apparently threatened to sue the makers of ice cream - titled Baby Gaga - made from human breast milk.
Ford's 'talking cars' to hit the roads soon
Carmakers are fast developing cars that could use advanced WiFi signals and GPS systems, which would allow cars to communicate with fellow cars on roads, which would warn and prevent potential accidents.
ArcelorMittal, Vale vie for huge Mongolia coal mine
ArcelorMittal , Vale and Xstrata are among six bidders short-listed to develop Mongolia's Tavan Tolgoi mine, the world's largest untapped coking coal deposit, Mongolia said on Monday.
China urges other nations to accept rare earths position
Countries that have come to depend on China for large amounts of rare earths metals should understand that Beijing has environmental concerns for curtailing exports, the Chinese Commerce Minister Chen Deming said on Monday.
Moody's slashes Greek rating, may cut further
Moody's slashed Greece's credit rating on Monday on fears the country's efforts to cut its debt will not be enough, heaping further pressure on EU leaders to ease repayment terms on its bailout loans or risk a default.
Moody's slashes Greek debt rating by 3 notches
Moody's cut Greece's credit rating by three notches and kept it on review for further downgrades on Monday, citing significant risks to its fiscal restructuring program and the chance of a voluntary debt restructuring.
Terumo to buy CaridianBCT for $2.6 billion
Japanese medical equipment firm Terumo Corp <4543.T> plans to buy U.S. medical device company CaridianBCT from Sweden's Gambro AB for $2.6 billion, joining a list of firms eyeing to expand abroad via acquisitions.
LVMH to take over Italian jeweler Bulgari
French luxury group LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA will take over Italy's Bulgari SpA in an 3.7 billion-euro all-share deal, paying a premium of almost 60 percent for the high-end watches and jewelry maker.
Kuoni to buy Gullivers from Travelport to expand online offerings
Zurich-based travel group Kuoni Reisen Holding AG announced an agreement to acquire Gullivers Travel Associates (GTA) for $720 million from New York-based Travelport to boost its online offerings.
Terumo says to buy CaridianBCT for $2.6 billion
Japanese medical equipment firm Terumo Corp said on Monday it plans to buy U.S. medical device company CaridianBCT from Sweden's Gambro AB for $2.6 billion, in a move that will make it the world's biggest equipment-maker for blood banks.
China industry leaders call for rare earth metal consolidation
China's largest metals trader has called for government to consolidate the rare earth industry and nurture competitive domestic firms in the sector, the Xinhua reported today.
Oil at 2-1/2-year high, world stocks retreat
Crude oil prices jumped to a 2-1/2-year peak on Monday as worries about supply disruption increased due to widening clashes in Libya, while world stocks fell on concern sustained high oil prices could hurt growth.