DAVID GLEASON: Treat clothing shares with caution Business Day | AN EXAMINATION, however brief, of the clothing retail sector inevitably leads back to the economy. And, believe me, there is no doubt that it has turned down. That recent jump in fuel prices has subdued economic activity. | Raw information coming out of the retail liaison committees for the first ...
State sector chiefs spend millions flying the flag NZ Herald | Film festivals, museum exhibitions and tourist junkets are some of the things public service chiefs attended while spending more than $3.3 million in taxpayers' money on travel in just 18 months. | A Herald survey of 120 state-sector CEOs show each...
Europe’s Other Power Crisis: Energy Houston Chronicle Posted on May 20, 2012 at 9:17 am by Michael Economides in General | Guest Written By Peter C Glover | What’s the difference between the European Union and the Titanic? Answer: the Titanic was holed by a single immovable object and took minutes to ...
Solar insiders upbeat on industry's future Xinhua A visitor is fascinated by the light and freely moving Bionic Handling Assistant made by Festo, a leading world-wide supplier of automation technology, at the Sixth SNEC PV Power Expo in Shanghai on Friday. The machine can be used in the photovoltaic...
Murky strategy Korea Times | Models pose next to Samsung Electronics' 55-inch OLED TV sets in this file photo. Samsung and LG plan to shift their latest LCD-making factories in China to OLED lines as the global TV industry is seeing a paradigm change from LCDs to credit-card-t...
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World stocks fall amid political turmoil in Greece Newsday | BANGKOK - (AP) -- World stocks dived Wednesday after a failure by Greece's political leaders to form a coalition government set the stage for new elections next month, keeping Eu...
Asia stocks fall amid political turmoil in Greece WPXI | Asian stocks dived Wednesday after a failure by Greece's political leaders to form a coalition government set the stage for new elections next month, keeping Europe's debt crisis...
World stocks mixed amid Greek political impasse Atlanta Journal | BANGKOK — World stocks were held in check Tuesday by a political impasse in Greece that could lead it to a destabilizing exit from the euro currency union. Shizuo Kambayash...
Chinese tycoon jailed after death sentence revoked my SA | BEIJING (AP) — A former Chinese tycoon who was convicted of illegally raising money for her business was sentenced Monday to prison after China's supreme court overturned a death sentence following a public outcry. | After a retrial, Wu Ying was ...
Chinese tycoon jailed after death sentence revoked The State | BEIJING - A former Chinese tycoon who was convicted of illegally raising money for her business was sentenced Monday to prison after China's supreme court overturned a death sentence following a public outcry. | After a retrial, Wu Ying was sentenc...
Chinese tycoon jailed after death sentence revoked The Tribune San Luis Obispo | A former Chinese tycoon who was convicted of illegally raising money for her business was sentenced Monday to prison after China's supreme court overturned a death sentence following a public outcry. | After a retrial, Wu Ying was sentenced to deat...
Copper rebounds from 4-month lows, Greek worries cap gains Reuters | LONDON (Reuters) - Copper steadied on Thursday following hefty losses in the previous session that dragged prices to four-month lows, but gains were fragile as worries about the deepening political crisis in Greece kept investors cautious. | The metal used in power and construction snapped four sessions of falls but worries surrounding the euro z...
World stocks mixed amid bargain-hunting vs caution Atlanta Journal | BANGKOK — Asian stocks eked out gains Thursday as traders hunted for bargains after sharp selling in recent days, but markets in Europe fell amid intensifying fears of a messy exit by Greece from the euro common currency. More business news | Westmoreland cries foul at FDIC deals New Yorkers defrauded Atlantans Delta: Glitch caused fare woe...
