IEA sees global oil demand bouncing back in 2010
Global oil demand will rebound 1.7 percent next year, led by rising consumption in emerging economies as the developed world recovers from recession, the International Energy Agency said on Friday.
Politics may make future of solar energy small
The climate change and energy policy bill winding its way through the U.S. Congress shows a new federal eagerness to build a renewable energy future, but what specifically to build where is still up for debate.
New GM will “show you†results: CEO
General Motors Co. emerged from bankruptcy today, with chief executive officer Fritz Henderson saying the top priorities for the company will be “customers, cars, and culture.â€
Dow, S&P 500 open lower on Chevron
The Dow industrials and the S&P 500 opened lower on Friday after Chevron Corp warned about second-quarter earnings, compounding worries about the energy sector's outlook amid a drop in oil prices.
U.S. monthly trade gap smallest since 1999
The U.S. trade gap narrowed unexpectedly to $26 billion in May, the smallest since November 1999, as exports rose and domestic demand for foreign goods slumped, government data on Friday showed.
Cisco cutting up to 2,000 jobs: analyst
Cisco Systems Inc is in the process of cutting between 1,500 and 2,000 jobs. according to an report from Thomas Weisel analyst Hasan Imam.
Bob Lutz to “un-retire,†GM CEO Henderson says
Bob Lutz will “un-retire,†Henderson said, saying he has decided to return, working on creative design, brands, marketing and advertising at the company. He will report to Henderson.
Wall Street set to fall on earnings jitters, oil
Wall Street was poised for a lower open on Friday after Chevron warned about second-quarter earnings, raising the specter of a weaker-than-expected second-half economic recovery and anemic corporate profits.
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U.S. May trade gap narrows to lowest since 1999
The U.S. trade gap narrowed unexpectedly to $26 billion in May to the lowest reading since November 1999 as exports rose despite weak global demand and imports shrank, government data on Friday showed.
Google CEO to discuss his role on Apple's board
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said he will talk to Apple Inc about how his role on its board might change after Google's move to launch a new operating system.
China exec probed for leaking price strategy to Rio
A Chinese steel executive detained along with four Rio Tinto employees is being investigated for leaking China's bottom line on iron ore prices, a source with knowledge of the probe said on Friday.
Futures fall as Chevron warning sparks jitters
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Friday after Chevron warned about second-quarter earnings, raising the specter of a weaker-than-expected second-half economic recovery and anemic corporate profits.
Daily Outlook for July 10 - Industries
'New GM' may launch today, Officials to meet with detained Rio exec, Small-Cap earnings
Securities, futures regulators to police OTC derivatives
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is set to propose on Friday giving securities and futures regulators authority to police the over-the-counter derivatives market, according to a document obtained by Reuters.
Gruebel: UBS can't comply with U.S. request on secret accounts
UBS AG Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel sent a memorandum to the bank's top executives on Thursday saying the bank could not comply with a U.S. government request to disclose the identity of 52,000 secret account holders, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.
Stock futures fall as Chevron warning sparks jitters
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Friday after Chevron Corp warned about its second-quarter earnings, raising the specter of a weaker-than-expected second-half economic recovery and anemic corporate profits.
Russia region threatens to seize ArcelorMittal mines
Russia's Kemerovo region has notified ArcelorMittal that it will seize two of the world's largest steel maker's coal mines if production levels do not increase, the Siberian region said in a statement.
Anglo names chairman to lead Xstrata defense
Anglo American Plc appointed veteran industrialist John Parker as chairman on Friday, moving to bolster its leadership as it seeks to fend off an unwanted merger proposal by rival Xstrata Plc .
U.S. stock futures signal losses; Chevron in focus
* U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Friday, as investors turned cautious after oil major Chevron Corp warned over its second-quarter earnings.
More U.S. home sellers cutting prices: Trulia
The price of nearly one in four U.S. homes for sale on July 1 had been sliced at least once since landing on the market, data compiled by real estate website Trulia.com showed on Friday.
SEC, CFTC to police OTC derivatives: document
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is set to propose on Friday giving securities and futures regulators authority to police the over-the-counter derivatives market, according to a document obtained by Reuters.
Gruebel: UBS cannot comply with U.S. request: source
UBS cannot comply with a U.S. request to disclose the identity of 52,000 U.S. secret account holders, the bank's chief executive Oswald Gruebel said in an internal memorandum, according to a source familiar with the situation.
Gruebel: UBS cannot comply with U.S. request
UBS AG Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel sent a memorandum to the bank's top executives on Thursday saying the bank could not comply with a U.S. government request to disclose the identity of 52,000 secret account holders, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.
CORRECTED: Gruebel: UBS cannot comply with U.S. request: source
(Corrects spelling of UBS chief executive throughout to 'Gruebel' from 'Grubel')
Infosys Q1 profit up, beats estimates
Infosys Technologies Ltd beat expectations with a 17 percent rise in quarterly profit and raised its full-year forecast at the lower end on hopes for a pick up in outsourcing demand from overseas clients.
UBS says cannot comply with U.S. request: source
UBS AG Chief Executive Oswald Grubel sent a memorandum to the bank's top executives on Thursday saying the bank could not comply with a U.S. government request to disclose the identity of 52,000 secret account holders, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.
New GM ready to exit bankruptcy
General Motors on Friday prepared to exit bankruptcy with the message that a leaner and meaner automaker ready to win back American consumers and pay back taxpayers has emerged from its failure.
Bearish Sun Valley media confab surprises Murdoch
Media executives were unusually somber at their annual retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho this week, with News Corp Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch surprised at what he described as the very bearish mood.
AIG to pay more executive bonuses July 15: source
American International Group is preparing to pay next week millions of dollars more in bonuses to dozens of corporate executives, a source familiar with the development said.