Gold Bullion prices were little changed below $1500 per ounce on Tuesday morning, but fell for non-US investors as the Dollar eased back on the currency market and European equity markets cut their earlier losses.
U.S. stock index futures rose in a modest rebound on Tuesday from the previous session's losses and before major tech companies release earnings.
Moscow’s involvement in the European missile defense sector is a better way to relieve Russia’s anxiety about the project, a high US Department of state officer said in a report on Tuesday.
Honeywell International and BorgWarner have settled their dispute over the patent-infringement lawsuit brought by BorgWamer over a titanium wheel used in engine turbochargers.
Sony's strategy to woo its lost customers post the PlayStation Network outage involves offering loads of freebies - games, music and movies.
Pakistan has agreed to return the tail of a U.S. helicopter that was damaged during the raid that brought an end to the terror leader Osama bin Laden earlier this month.
The death of a Saudi diplomat in Karachi on Monday was part of a conspiracy to ruin the relationship between Islamabad and Riyadh, says Jamaat-e-Islami party.
Pope Benedict XVI has issued new guidelines to bishops across the world to fight child abuse by the priests.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, former Governor of California, revealed Monday night that he had fathered a child 10 years ago with a household staff member.
The Palestine Authority has rejected the principles Netanyahu laid out in his speech as unacceptable, adding that they were part of “preconditions.”
Stock index futures pointed to a higher open for Wall Street on Tuesday, in a modest rebound from falls in the previous session.
The Obama administration on Monday unveiled an international strategy for cyberspace that stresses to promote a secure, open Internet and other critical computer networks.
You’re competing against young people in Beijing and Mumbai. Those kids are hungry, they’re working hard and you’ll need to be prepared for it, president Barack Obama said to U.S. high school graduates.
NEW YORK, May 16 - Lingering doubts over Chrysler Group LLC's financial outlook along with the wider availability of bank debt could make it more costly for the U.S. automaker to refinance more than $7 billion government debt from its 2009 bailout.
Libya security forces are accused of using sexual enhancement drugs and gang-raping protesting women by stopping them at the checkpoints by the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
A bomb threat from Irish militants was investigated by Scotland Yard anti-terrorism officers, a day prior to Queen Elizabeth visit to Ireland.
Japanese stocks held steady on Tuesday after early losses on signs of a slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery and oil fell for a second session as the dollar edged higher on euro debt concerns.
After enlivening the U.S. presidential campaign scene for three months billionaire businessman Donald Trump said on Monday he will not be running for the top political office.
Japanese stocks slipped on Tuesday amid signs of a slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery that pushed global stocks and oil prices lower a day earlier but there were few fresh factors to have a bearing.
General Motors plans to invest about $2 billion in U.S. assembly and component plants, creating or preserving more than 4,000 jobs at 17 facilities in eight states, the carmaker said in a statement.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc's profit growth is taking a back seat to the main issue on the minds of investors: finally fixing U.S. sales.
Japanese stocks slipped on Tuesday amid signs of a slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery that pushed global stocks and oil prices lower a day earlier but there were few fresh factors to have a bearing.
