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Markets pound Greek debt on bailout uncertainty

The cost of insuring Greece's debt against default hit a record high and its borrowing costs soared on Tuesday after Germany's junior coalition party said Berlin was not certain to put its weight behind a financial rescue.

Porsche recalls all Panameras in embarrassing move

Performance sports car maker Porsche AG's sterling reputation for quality took a severe dent on Tuesday, when it recalled every Panamera it built only months after the model line was launched to much fanfare.

DuPont profit more than doubles; forecast raised

DuPont said strong emerging market demand and sales of specialty chemicals helped its first-quarter profit more than double, beating Wall Street expectations and sending its shares up nearly 2 percent in premarket trading.

Markets to open lower on Greece, earnings help Dow

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Tuesday after Germany demanded new austerity measures from Greece, prompting worries over Greek debt, although strong earnings reports limited losses in the Dow.

German FDP: Temporary Greek euro exit an option

Greece might have to quit the euro zone for a time if the country failed to tighten its belt sufficiently to qualify for emergency aid, a budget expert with Germany's junior coalition party said on Tuesday.

Sharp sees highest profit in 3 years on TV, solar

Sharp Corp beat market expectations with a forecast for annual operating profit to more than double to its highest in three years, after it swung to a quarterly profit on strong sales of display and solar panels.

QUT researchers track climate change

Queensland University of Technology (QUT) scientists will use technologically advanced automated monitoring equipment to track greenhouse gas emissions and the impact of urbanisation as part of a new national research network.

Deutsche Bank sales and trading drives Q1

Deutsche Bank's investment bank posted forecast-beating record quarterly earnings, adding credibility to the lender's ambitious targets even as Wall Street faces a regulatory and legal hurricane.

Breakthrough Shows Promise Cure for Childhood Peanut Allergies

A cure for the childhood peanut allergy may be available in the next three years. In a pilot study, 21 of 23 children between the ages of seven to seventeen were successfully treated for peanut allergies, which allowed them to consume foods containing the nut without suffering a reaction.

Mazda, MMC forecast profit jump as sales recover

Mazda Motor Corp and Mitsubishi Motors Corp , Japan's No.5 and No.6 automakers, forecast a more than trebling in annual operating profit on Tuesday, counting on new models to ride a sales recovery in the United States and other markets.

EUR/USD – where is the journey going on?

Good morning dear traders, yesterday was not my favourite trading day. In the beginning there have been some nice trading chances in EURUSD, however later we landed in a sideways range, whereas losses have been forecasted.

Global stocks slip as Greece weighs, euro down

World stocks remained troubled by worries over Greek debt on Tuesday after Germany demanded new austerity measures, offsetting strong U.S. earnings, and driving down the euro on contagion fears.

Lloyds returns to profit as bad debts improve

Lloyds Banking Group returned to profit in the first three months of this year, earlier than expected, as losses on both retail and commercial bad debts for Britain's largest bank continue to fall.

BP profits soar, investors eye oil spill

BP Plc failed to reassure investors with a more than doubling of first-quarter net profits on Tuesday, as the oil major's shares fell on growing fears about the impact of a worsening oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Euro slips on Greece aid uncertainty

The euro slipped on Tuesday after Germany demanded painful new austerity measures from Greece in return for badly needed financial aid, with investors likely set to push high risk European sovereign bond yields up further.

BP profits up 135 pct on higher oil price

Oil major BP Plc reported a 135 percent jump in first-quarter net profits, compared to the same period in 2009, and beat all forecasts, thanks to higher crude and gas prices.

Mazda, MMC forecast jump in profit as sales recover

Mazda Motor Corp and Mitsubishi Motors Corp , Japan's No.5 and No.6 automakers, forecast a more than trebling in annual operating profit on Tuesday, counting on new models to ride a sales recovery in the United States and Japan.

Sharp sees steep growth, reports profit in Q4

Japan's Sharp Corp swung to a quarterly profit on robust sales of display and solar panels, and forecast more than a twofold jump in annual operating profit to its highest in three years, beating market expectations.

Euro slides on Greece fears; stocks sag

The euro slid on Tuesday as Germany demanded painful new austerity measures from Greece in return for badly needed financial aid, while Asian stocks fell as investors took profits in sectors that have been outperforming in recent weeks.

Sharp swings to annual profit, more gains likely

Japan's Sharp Corp swung to a profit in its financial year thanks to cost cuts and robust sales of solar panels, and forecast more than a twofold jump in operating profit this year, beating market expectations.

Goldman shouldn't be judged as evil empire

Goldman Sachs Group Inc will want a judgment based on 'merits and facts' in the fraud case against it rather than popular opinion that it is an 'evil empire', a senior lawyer from the firm that represents it said on Monday.

E-mail faux pas, like ones in Goldman case, common

Goldman Sach's bond trader Fabrice Tourre has plenty to worry about, being accused of fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission. But his amorous emails made public in the case may have him losing even more sleep at night.

Trial begins in Lehman, Barclays dispute over sale

Attorneys for Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc and Barclays Plc sparred in court on Monday as they began a trial over whether the British bank received an improper $11.2 billion windfall from its takeover of Lehman's core U.S. brokerage in September 2008.

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