Oil falls to 18-month low on global growth worries
Brent crude oil hit an 18-month low of $91 per barrel on Thursday as the outlook for economic growth darkened, pointing to lower-than-expected energy consumption worldwide.
China's factory sector shr
Indian gold traders seek bigger price falls
Physical gold traders in India, the world's biggest buyer, kept to the sidelines on Thursday seeking bigger falls in prices to book deals, even as the yellow metal fell more than half a percent.
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Fitch revises outlook on Indian FIs to negative
Fitch Ratings has revised the Outlook on the 'BBB-' Long-Term (LT) Foreign Currency (FC) Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of India-based financial institutions to Negative from Stable, while affirming the
Djokovic, Sharapova top seeds for Wimbledon
Champion Novak Djokovic and French Open winner Maria Sharapova were named as top seeds for Wimbledon as the grasscourt grand slam mostly followed the rankings to draw up the list for the championships
Militants bomb power transmission towers in Iraq
Militants attacked electrical transmission towers and lines in Iraq's Diyala province on Wednesday, government and police sources said, in the latest wave of attacks that have swept the area in recent
G20 backs Europe's plans for overhaul to fight crisis
Europe won support from world leaders on Tuesday for an ambitious but slow-moving overhaul of the eurozone, even as pressure built in financial markets for quicker solutions to its debt crisis that th
Dimon says JPMorgan was honest with shareholders
JPMorgan Chase & Co chief executive Jamie Dimon insisted his bank was upfront with investors about its recent multibillion-dollar trading loss, as regulators examine whether JPMorgan hid a dramatic ri
Facebook stock's bad start reins in short sellers
Facebook's weak stock market debut has a potential silver lining for the social media giant - some short sellers may have been scared off.
About 8.1 per cent of the 421 million shares in the initial
News Corp in $2 billion Australia pay-TV bid; Packer cashes up
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp made a $2 billion takeover offer for Australia's Consolidated Media Holdings on Wednesday, boosting top shareholder and billionaire James Packer's warchest as he abandons me
Europe, China worries hurt business sentiment: Survey
Asia's top companies are less upbeat on their business outlook than in the first quarter, with mounting concern over the eurozone crisis and a slowdown in China's growth, according to the latest Thoms