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Glasses-Free Nintendo3DS Launching on March 27

Nintendo, one of the leading video game companies in the world, said it will launch its glasses-free portable 3D gaming console -- Nintendo 3DS - in U.S. on March 27.

Food inflation eases, but RBI action seen

A vendor arranges vegetables at a market in Lucknow in this May 6, 2010 file photo.

Food inflation eased for the second straight week in January, tracking lower fruit and vegetable prices, but accelerating headline inflation in December is likely to put pressure on the Reserve Bank to raise rates at policy review on Jan. 25

Gold up for 3rd day; silver Eagle sales hit record

Gold rose for a third straight day on Wednesday on a weaker dollar and strong Asian physical demand, while platinum and palladium hit multi-year highs on an improving global economic outlook.

S.Africa retail sales jump in Nov

South Africa's retail sales growth expanded more than expected in November as consumer demand improved, further reducing lingering hopes that the central bank might cut its key repo rate on Thursday.

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Tim Cook, the man Apple CEO Steve Jobs trusts

Apple's Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook is again at the helm, after CEO Steve Jobs announced that he is going on a medical leave.

Firms to give 51.98 bln rupees in retail discounts - source

State-run upstream firms are expected to give a total discount of 51.98 billion rupees ($1.14 billion) to retailers on fuel sales in the Oct-Dec 2010 quarter, up from a year ago, an industry source said on Tuesday

Mid-cap banks Q3 seen strong but outlook worrisome

Mid-cap banks are likely to report another strong quarter of healthy profits in Oct-Dec on robust credit growth, but stressed liquidity in a rising interest rate environment could obstruct growth going forward.

Sandisk Unveils SDHC Card with Write Speeds of Up To 45 MB/sec

Sandisk launched SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS-I card that offers read/ write speeds of up to 45 MB/sec.

What's China's mini-QFII scheme all about?

China's securities regulator will begin a trial programme that allows local fund houses to raise money offshore for investment in the domestic financial market, two sources said on Monday.

PIMCO's Anthony Crescenzi on top-down macro investing

PIMCO's Anthony Crescenzi , author of one of the few books on macroeconomic investing, speaks to IBTimes about his views on the broad economy and the tools he uses to monitor it.

Q+A-What's China's mini-QFII scheme all about?

China's securities regulator will begin a trial programme that allows local fund houses to raise money offshore for investment in the domestic financial market, two sources said on Monday.

IFR-Evergrande's massive offshore yuan bond pushes boundaries

PRC property developer Evergrande Real Estate Group made history last week with a Rmb9.25bn (US$1.4bn) synthetic renminbi bond - the biggest to date in the fast-growing market.

HK stocks seen up; JP Morgan results, RRR keep focus on banks

Hong Kong stocks are expected to edge higher on Monday to a near two-month high, as the appetite for risky assets stays steady after JP Morgan's quarterly earnings report lifted Wall Street on Friday.

Gold rebounds from sharp fall after China move

Gold rebounded slightly on Monday from a one-percent fall in the previous session, after China further tightened its monetary policy to curb inflation, and holdings in the gold-backed exchange-traded fund continued falling.

Li Ning says Q4 store sales growth at 3.6 pct

Li Ning Group Ltd (2331.HK) said on Monday that same-store sales growth of its L-Ning brand products increased 3.6 percent in the fourth quarter and about 3.9 percent for the full year.

Shanghai eyes foreign firm listings, cross-border trade

Shanghai hopes to encourage foreign companies to raise capital through stock and bond issuance in Shanghai this year, Mayor Han Zheng said on Sunday, while also confirming the city plans a trial property tax during 2011.

Bullish Sentiment in Gold Abates

An upward sloping consolidation in Gold that began in October has, despite a lack of any real losses, been enough to improve various sentiment indicators.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Stocks rise modestly; S&P 500 scores 7th straight week of gains

Stocks rose modestly, boosted by strong corporate earnings from J.P. Morgan (NYSE: JPM) and Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC), allowing the S&P 500 index to score its seventh consecutive week of gains.

Futures point to weak open after JPMorgan, data

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Friday after weak retail sales and a mixed reaction to JPMorgan Chase & Co's quarterly earnings.

Stocks dip after retail sales data, China monetary tightening

U.S. stocks are down slightly in Friday morning trading after the release of U.S. retail sales data and news of further monetary tightening from China.

US retail sales rose in 2010

Retail sales in the U.S. rose marginally in December as well as for the year 2010, according to a report by the U.S. Commerce Department.

Starbucks signs pact to enter India

Starbucks Corp unveiled a deal that sets the stage for the world's largest coffee company to bring its iconic cafes to India, where Western-style coffee shops are increasingly popular.

BSE Sensex down, SAIL slumps; Tata Coffee soars

The BSE Sensex fell 0.4 percent in early trade on Friday, with financials leading the decline ahead of December inflation data.

Govt ducks big decisions on food inflation

The embattled Congress-led coalition government failed to announce major policy decisions on Thursday to tackle soaring food prices after days of wrangling, taking only minor measures seen as unlikely to make a major impact.

Instant View: Jobless claims jump most in 6 months

U.S. jobless claims jumped unexpectedly last week to their highest level since October, suggesting the labor market is still in a rut despite signs of improvement in the economy.

Britain scraps forced retirement age at 65

Companies will no longer be able to force staff to retire at 65, Britain's government said on Thursday in a move to boost the number of older people staying on at work as the population ages.

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