World stocks rise from 7-week low on Europe hopes
World stocks rose from last week's 7-week low on Monday as hopes grew euro zone leaders would unveil fresh measures to resolve the two-year-old debt crisis, while caution ahead of next week's key summit kept the euro and German yields under pressure.
Wall Street Pay Could Fall 30%: Report
Annual compensation for employees at big Wall Street firms could fall 27-30 percent from a year earlier to the lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a compensation study conducted by the Options Group.
Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City: Match Highlights [VIDEO]
League leaders Manchester City survived with ten-men at Anfield in an exhilarating match against Liverpool, in the Premier League.
ECB's Noyer: Italy not Weak, Euro Breakup 'out of the Question'
Italy's economy is fundamentally sound and should be able to win back market confidence if it shows fiscal discipline, European Central Bank member Christian Noyer said on Monday, ruling out a collapse of the euro zone because of the sovereign debt crisis.
ECB's Noyer: Italy not weak, euro breakup out of
Italy's economy is fundamentally sound and should be able to win back market confidence if it shows fiscal discipline, European Central Bank member Christian Noyer said on Monday, ruling out a collapse of the euro zone because of the sovereign debt crisis.
Federer Vs Tsonga - Match Highlights [VIDEO] - ATP World Tour Finals
Roger Federer fought his way to a sixth season-ending championship after defeating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the ATP World Tour Finals.
Asian shares jump on hopes of Europe crisis action
Asian shares jumped on Monday on hopes Europe will come up with some concrete steps this week toward activating a crucial euro zone bail-out fund that is crucial to relieving funding stresses on the region's troubled economies.
Sony aims to boost non-consumer sales to $26 billion
Sony Corp aims to boost sales of non-consumer products including electronic devices to an annual 2 trillion yen ($26 billion) from 1.5 trillion yen now within five years, the executive in charge of the business said on Monday.
Baidu to Invest 3 Billion Yuan to Help Chinese SMEs
China's largest search engine Baidu Inc said Monday it will invest 3 billion yuan ($470.6 million) by the end of 2015 to help 2 million small- and medium-sized enterprises expand their businesses.
Three top BSkyB shareholders to vote against Murdoch
Three top shareholders in BSkyB will vote against James Murdoch remaining as chairman of the company at its annual general meeting on Tuesday, according to newspaper reports.
Ex-Highbridge Asia Head Aims to Raise up to $2 Billion
Carl Huttenlocher, former Asia head of JPMorgan Chase & Co's Highbridge Capital, said he will launch a hedge fund with more than $300 million on December 1 after a delay in obtaining regulatory approval.
HTC Vows to Tough Out Downturn, Offer New Models
HTC Corp promised competitive new models early next year and said it would stick to its strategy in the face of its biggest challenge since rising to prominence in the smartphone market.
EU Sovereign Ratings at Risk, Moody's Warns
Moody's Investors Service warned on Monday the rapid escalation of the euro zone sovereign and banking crisis threatens the credit standing of all European government bond ratings.
HTC says to tough out downturn, new models coming
HTC Corp promised competitive new models early next year and said it would stick to its strategy in the face of its biggest challenge since rising to prominence in the smartphone market.
Ex-Highbridge Asia head says to launch $300 million fund
Carl Huttenlocher, former Asia head of JPMorgan Chase & Co's Highbridge Capital, said he would launch a hedge fund with more than $300 million on December 1 after a delay in obtaining regulatory approval.
Rio Tinto says commodities customers more cautious
Global miner Rio Tinto warned on Monday that further cracks may be emerging in global commodities markets as the economies of Europe and the United States waver, with its customers increasingly cautious on the outlook.
MOF's Nakao: Japan prepared to help Europe if needed
Japan wants Europe to make efforts to stabilize markets unsettled by the continued euro zone debt crisis and Tokyo is prepared to offer help if needed, Japanese currency tsar Takehiko Nakao said on Monday.
Black Friday Online Sales Jump 26%: comScore
Online retail sales in the United States on the post-Thanksgiving shopping day known as Black Friday jumped 26 percent this year, led by Amazon.com Inc, comScore said on Sunday.
Best Buy a winner as holiday weekend sales surge
U.S. retailers racked up a record $52.4 billion in sales over the Thanksgiving weekend, a 16.4 percent jump from a year ago, as early hours and attractive promotions brought out more shoppers, an industry trade group said on Sunday.
Mounting pressure on all EU sovereign ratings: Moody's
Moody's Investors Service said on Monday the rapid escalation of the euro zone sovereign and banking crisis is threatening the credit standing of all European sovereigns.
BOJ Shirakawa warns Japan economic outlook severe
Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa on Monday warned the country's economy will remain in a severe state for now as Europe's sovereign debt crisis and yen rises cloud the outlook, signaling the central bank's readiness to boost monetary stimulus further if risks to the recovery heighten.
HTC shares turn positive after recent falls
HTC Corp, the world's No.4 smartphone maker, opened lower for a third session on Monday after news that it could face a sales ban in Germany, but soon turned positive to rise as much over 1 percent.
An early holiday winner, Best Buy gets it right
Having the right products at the right price at the right time helped make Best Buy Co Inc one of the early winners in what was a record start for U.S. retailers to the holiday shopping season.
Germany, France examine radical push for eurozone integration
Germany and France are exploring radical methods of securing deeper and more rapid fiscal integration among euro zone countries, aware that getting broad backing for the necessary treaty changes may not be possible, officials say.
Futures Rise in Electronic Trade on Europe Hopes
U.S. stock futures jumped in early electronic trading on Sunday on the latest round of proposals out of Europe designed to corral the growing euro zone debt crisis.
Will Kansas Repeal Its Unconstitutional Sodomy Law?
An equal-rights group in Kansas is asking Gov. Sam Brownback to repeal the state's sodomy law, which was rendered unconstitutional by a Supreme Court ruling eight years ago. Some legislators argue that, since the law is unenforceable, it isn't worth the effort to repeal it. But laws have symbolic meaning whether they are enforced or not.
Patent firm IPCom says to stop HTC German sales
German patent firm IPCom plans to halt as quickly as possible the sale of all HTC smartphones in Germany, another blow to the Taiwanese firm just two days after it shocked markets by cutting its fourth-quarter outlook.
'Breaking Dawn' Scores $16.9M Friday, 'Muppets' Rebounds With $12.3M
The fourth installment of Summit Entertainment's Twilight franchise remained the box office leader Friday, taking in $16.9 million, according to studio estimates.
Assistant Syracuse coach hopes for credible investigation
An assistant Syracuse University basketball coach accused of inappropriate behavior with a ball boy is hoping for a credible and expeditious review of the matter by police, his lawyer said on Sunday.
J.R. Martinez wins Dancing With the Stars
Wounded war veteran J.R. Martinez claimed victory on the 13th season of the hit TV show Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday, winning with a jive and a samba that thrilled audiences.