Business
Friday 10 July 2009
- Indonesian maids in Hong Kong claim they are abused and underpaid
- Yen's continued strength sends Tokyo markets lower
Thursday 09 July 2009
- Financial shares push US stocks higher
- GM close to bankruptcy exit, sale to government (2nd Roundup)
- London Stock Exchange quotations
- Metal prices from London Commodities Exchange
- London Stock Exchange quotations
- GM close to bankruptcy exit, sale to government (Roundup)
- US plugs 3 billion dollars into renewable energy
- International stock market quotations
- Frankfurt Stock Exchange quotations
- GM close to bankruptcy exit, sale to government (1st Lead)
- Euro in 2014 "at the earliest", says Latvian central bank
- Mugabe appeals for international investment in Zimbabwe
- Volvo recalls 8,500 cars over fuel pump problems
- Ukraine in talks with Japan, Turkey on liquified gas terminal
- Decision imminent on payout for ousted GM chief
- China's auto sales soar in first six months
- ANALYSIS: Germany economy perks up as global recession starts to fade
- Singapore stock market closes up 2.12 per cent
- OPEC oil slides further towards 60-dollar mark
- World Bank agrees to help poor communes in Vietnam
- Czech unemployment up, inflation down
- German exports edge up in May (Roundup)
- Sharp to boost LCD panel production capacity in August
- IMF approves 1.6-billion dollar loan to Bosnia
- Tokyo stocks down on strong yen (Roundup)
- German exports edge up in May
- Job market wilts in Australia
- Tokyo stocks down on strong yen
Wednesday 08 July 2009
- Alcoa says sales are down 41 per cent
- US stocks mixed on IMF forecast, first day of earnings
- G8 rejects protectionism, calls for "rapid" Doha deal (Roundup)
- Metal prices from London Commodities Exchange
- London Stock Exchange quotations
- IMF gets 10-billion-dollar loan from Canada
- Frankfurt Stock Exchange quotations
- International stock market quotations
- Holcim shareholders approve 2.1 billion-franc capital hike (Roundup)
- Swedish nuclear watchdog to supervise nuclear plant (Roundup)
- Luxembourg taken off tax transparency "grey list" (Roundup)
- Luxury carmakers pull back from the brink as sales crisis eases
- World beginning to pull out of recession, IMF says (Roundup)
- World beginning to pull out of recession, IMF says (1st Lead)
- Swedish companies ink deals with China, while Xinjiang "no threat"
- World beginning to pull out of recession, IMF says
- Deflation replaces inflation as Latvian economy cools off
- Luxembourg taken off tax transparency "grey list"
- German output reports biggest rise in 16 years (Roundup)
- G8 to reject protectionism, call for "rapid" end to Doha talks
- Indian markets fall nearly 3 per cent on global cues
- Laos' giant hydropower dam delivers test electricity to Thailand
- European Union fines gas firms 1 billion euros (Roundup)
- German chemical sector expects recovery despite sharp output slump
- Bertelsmann links up with KKR to form music rights group
- German output jumps more than forecast in May
- Mercedes-Benz plans to boost production of smaller cars
- German corporate insolvencies jump in April
- European Union slaps billion-euro fine on gas companies
- Swiss government: Illegal to transfer client information to US govt
