The high-speed mobile version of Apple Inc's iPad will hit store shelves on April 30, and international pricing for the tablet computer will be spelled out on May 10, the company said on Tuesday.
Good morning dear traders, I hope, you had yesterday a good start into the new trading week. The downward trend of last week continued, although EURUSD could win during the day a little bit towards 1.3473. Yesterday I had 3 trades with 42 pips.
The United States will take action if China does not begin to take steps in the coming months to raise the value of its currency, a top lawmaker in the U.S. House of Representatives warned on Monday.
Russian Internet investment group Digital Sky Technologies, which bought a $300 million stake in Facebook last year, has led a $135 million investment round in Chicago-based social-commerce website Groupon.
Good morning dear traders,welcome in a new trading week. How was your weekend? Did you celebrate your profits of last week, or ...? I was satisfied with my last week´s trading results. Friday´s trading day was great.
Crisis-forged unity among the Group of 20 rich and emerging economies may be fraying before the problems they set out to address are solved.
Canada's biggest companies should deliver impressive earnings growth over last year's dismal first quarter, but that may not be enough to lift a market that's already near its highest level in nearly two years.
U.S. regulators on Friday seized eight banks with assets totaling more than $6 billion, raising the tally this year to 51 failed banks and adding to the carnage of small institutions that is expected to peak this year.
Countries negotiating a deal to curb trade in fake and pirated goods are close to reaching an agreement in talks that have raised concerns among digital rights advocates, U.S. trade officials said on Friday.
The project, which is unrivalled in scale, went underway in 2008 and is working to catalogue the genetic profiles of cancer cells collected from 25,000 people - 500 per targeted cancers.
(Reuters) - People living in countries with government-run healthcare systems like Sweden and Canada are far more confident than Americans that their families can get good, affordable care, according to a 22-nation survey released on Thursday.
Capital One Financial Corp's U.S. credit-card defaults rose in March in a sign that consumers may still be under stress.
Toyota Motor said on Thursday it would conduct safety tests on all its sport utility models after a report claiming that a handling problem in a new version Lexus put drivers at risk of rollover accidents.
Global miner Rio Tinto slightly raised its production guidance for iron ore after posting a 39 percent jump in first-quarter output on Thursday, driven by Chinese demand and recovery in the West.
Internet retailer Amazon.com won approval on Monday to build a distribution center in Canada, despite complaints from Canadian booksellers that it would damage the country's culture.
Chinese state-owned company Sinopec plans to buy ConocoPhillips' stake in the largest project in Canada's oil sands for $4.65 billion, the richest deal yet to expand China's interest in the huge unconventional resource.
(Refiles to correct ConocoPhillips' stock symbol in first paragraph to COP.N from COP.TO)
(Reuters) - Deaths of women in and around childbirth have gone down by an average of 35 percent globally, according to a study using new methods, but are surprisingly high in the United States, Canada and Norway.
Our Peruvian guide Wayo is at the door of our van, just returned from a nearby tienda (store) with an innocuous pink bag in his hand. He hands over the bag and invites me to take a look inside. I open it to reveal the small green leaves within, each about the size of my thumb.
Casey's General Stores rejected a hostile bid from Alimentation Couche-Tard on Friday, claiming the Canadian company was trying to buy U.S. firms on the cheap.
Circle K and Mac's convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard said on Friday that it had offered to buy Casey's General Stores for $36 a share in cash.
Fewer Canadians returned to work in March than expected, but the three-month hiring trend was the strongest since the financial crisis intensified in the autumn of 2008, suggesting the recovery is entrenched.
