Archive for December 2012
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The three major credit rating agencies won a fresh legal victory on Monday, when a federal appeals court rejected a lawsuit by Ohio pension funds that sought to recoup losses on risky mortgage debt they
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The three major credit rating agencies won a fresh legal victory on Monday, when a federal appeals court rejected a lawsuit by Ohio pension funds that sought to recoup losses on risky mortgage debt they
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London's financial sector suffered its worst November for hiring since before the financial crisis, a recruitment agency said on Monday, with the number of new jobs created falling by a third year-on-year. Just 1,790 new
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Immigrants in OECD nations have been badly hit by the economic crisis especially in vulnerable states such as Ireland, Spain and Italy, a report said Monday. The report, entitled "Settling in: OECD indicators of immigrant
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EADS confirmed that its French and German stakeholders were discussing potential changes to the shareholding structure and corporate governance at the European aerospace and defence group. The company said it was taking an active role
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The eurozone crisis has left Western Europe the only world region to see a fall in advertising spending this year, market research group ZenithOptimedia said. The forecasting group said advertising expenditure in Western Europe fell
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Greece said it would spend 10 billion euros to buy back bonds at a price range that topped market expectations, boosting hopes it can cut its ballooning debt and unlock long-delayed aid. A successful buyback
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Greece said it would spend 10 billion euros to buy back bonds at a price range that topped market expectations, boosting hopes it can cut its ballooning debt and unlock long-delayed aid. A successful buyback
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Turkey will continue to buy natural gas from Iran despite the prospect of tighter US sanctions, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said, indicating the measures are not likely to have much impact on the countries'
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India's main indices fell on Monday, retreating from 19-month highs, as recent outperformers such as HDFC Bank were hit by profit-taking on worries over parliament's impending vote on foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail. However,
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