Russia Sanctions: EU Lays Out Impact Of Russian Financial Sanctions On Member Nations
Worried about potential leaks, the EU informed each country only about the risks it would face, rather than sharing full details with all 28 member states.
Employers In Dozens Of U.S. Cities Are Facing A Problem They Haven’t Experienced In Years: Low Jobless Rates, Higher Demand For Workers
One trend: via energy and spinoff jobs, the oil and gas boom is tightening local labor markets in Texas, Louisiana, Utah and North Dakota.
Russia: We May Go To WTO Over Sanctions
Russia is looking at the possibility of filing a lawsuit against the U.S. at the World Trade Organization over sanctions affecting Russian banks.
March US Industrial Production Rises, Rebounds From Cold Weather-Related Slump
Overall industrial production was up 0.7 percent in March, beating analysts' expectations.
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China's Gold Demand Stagnates In 2014, A Year After Gold Rush Fueled By 'Grannies'
The Chinese gold-buying frenzy of 2013 has ebbed as quickly as it erupted.
US Stock Futures Point To Upbeat Open; Earnings, Economic Data To Influence Trading Session
Quarterly earnings announcements and economic data should influence Wednesday's session.
UK Unemployment Falls Below Bank Of England Threshold To 5-Year Low
The unemployment rate fell to a level below the one originally set by the Bank of England for considering an increase in interest rates.
China First Quarter GDP: Growth Slows To 7.4%
The January-March GDP figure, while showing a decline, still beat forecasts.
China's Paying Venezuela To Stay Afloat. Now Maduro Wants To Be Friends
Venezuela and China have quietly built a strong economic relationship, but President Nicolás Maduro wants more: a political alliance.
Apple, Google And Microsoft Earnings Will Be Positive Despite Fears From Nasdaq's Recent Fall
Despite the Nasdaq's tumble last week, the tech stock situation isn't nearly as bad as people think.
US Says More Sanctions For Russia Likely, But Not Before Thursday Meeting On Ukraine
Envoys from Russia, Ukraine, the European Union and the United States are scheduled to meet Thursday to discuss the Ukraine crisis.
Ukraine Launches 'Special Operation' Against Separatists
Gunfire could be heard from the airfield at the town of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine; Ukrainian troops were seen disembarking from helicopters.
Libya Oil: Libya To Export First Oil Since Rebel Deal
Libya is a major supplier of oil for Mediterranean refineries, and sustained oil exports from the country should lower Brent crude prices.
EU Split Hindering Next Round Of Sanctions On Russia
European Union diplomats said there was little prospect of a special summit to discuss additional sanctions because positions are so far apart.
Russia Says Ukraine On Brink Of Civil War
The most serious East-West crisis since the end of the Cold War shows no signs of de-escalating.
NATO Ukraine: NATO Head Accuses Russia Of Deep Involvement In Eastern Ukraine
NATO called on Russia to "de-escalate the crisis ... pull back its troops from Ukraine's borders, to stop destabilizing the situation."
Georgia Feels Less Secure After Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine
Russia's intervention in Ukraine has Georgians worried about another Russia move - this time to the critical Caucuses land bridge.
March US Consumer Prices Rise 0.2 Percent, But Long-Term Inflation Remains Tame
In the 12 months through March, the core inflation rate, which excludes often-volatile food and energy prices, rose just 1.7%.
China Pays Full Price For Peruvian Copper Mine But Locks Up Long-Term Supply
China paid full price for Peru's Las Bambas mine, but the long-term strategy is a solid one.
US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open; Quarterly Earnings, Data On Inflation And Housing, And Janet Yellen's Speech Should Influence Markets
Quarterly earnings, data on inflation and housing, and opening remarks from Janet Yellen at a Fed conference should influence markets.
Diageo Launches Second Open Offer Worth $1.9B To Increase Stake In Bangalore-Based United Spirits To 55%
The latest open offer is the second attempt by Diageo to gain a larger stake in the Bangalore, India-based company.
Russian Sanctions: West Moving Closer To Economic 'Nuclear Option' Of SWIFT Cutoff, But Does Russia Hold The Trump Energy Card? [Q&A]
IBTimes talks to Duke professor Campbell Harvey about the financial "nuclear option" that would have severe costs - for both sides.
Obamacare To Cost Less In 2014 Than Originally Projected: CBO
CBO also estimates that 12 million more nonelderly people will have health insurance in 2014 than if Obamacare had not become law.
EU Expands Sanctions Against Russia Over Ukraine
The sanctions, not specified in the initial vote, will likely include more people under asset freezes and visa bans.
Indonesia Reforms Unlikely As Favored Political Party PDIP Failed To Deliver During Parliamentary Elections
Unexpectedly, favored presidential candidate Joko Widodo's party won only 19 percent of the parliamentary seats.
Ukraine Crisis: Separatist Unrest Spreads - Ultimatum Fails To End Uprising
Rebels in the eastern Ukraine town of Slaviansk Monday issued a bold call for Russian President Putin to help them.
Europe's Eurosceptics More United Than Many Think: Poll
Rather than being single-issue voters with narrow national interests, the survey suggests far-right Eurosceptics share a common set of values.
Turkey Accuses Twitter Of 'Tax Evasion,' Calls For Local Office
Turkey Mon. urged Twitter execs to open an office and start paying taxes in the first direct talks since a short-lived two-week ban.
Russia, China Seek To Seal Natural Gas Deal By Putin's May Visit To Beijing: Official
Earlier, Russia's Deputy Premier Arkady Dvorkovich went to China as part of a delegation to discuss cooperation in the energy sector.
US Retail Sales Post Largest Increase In 18 Months In March
Retail sales account for a third of U.S. consumer spending, and a sustained increase bodes well for GDP, earnings and job growth.
US Stock Futures Suggest Lower Open; Citigroup Earnings, Retail Sales Data In Focus
After last week's volatile sessions, which ended with the markets losing a lot of ground, earnings and economic data should guide markets.
Citigroup Cuts Nearly 300 Jobs To Maintain Costs; Former Citi CEO Charles Prince's Brother Among People Who Have Left The Bank
At the end of 2013, Citigroup had reduced its employee count by more than a fifth to 251,000 from 323,000 in 2008.
Chinese Property Developers Stake Out Shares In Commercial Banks, Intensifying Systemic Risks
Major Chinese property developers have in recent months been buying increasingly large stakes in regional banks - a problematic asset addition.
NASDAQ Composite Falls Below 4,000 With High Sell-Offs In Biotechnology And Momentum Stocks, The Lowest For A Week Since 2012
Though stocks rebounded this week, weaker earnings dragged the stocks down again.
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