25 most recent entries:
OPEC's Kingdom Built On Sand (Sep 05 2008 17:20 GMT)
Saudi Arabia will be in focus at the cartel's meeting next week.
Take-Two Goes Full Speed Ahead (Sep 05 2008 16:40 GMT)
The company's popular ''Grand Theft Auto'' game sent its profits racing in Q3.
Martek Looking Healthy (Sep 05 2008 16:30 GMT)
The health supplement company wowed investors with its third quarter.
No More Loans For College Loan (Sep 05 2008 15:50 GMT)
The company, which lost its funding, will reportedly stop disbursing student loans.
Pubs Face 'Winter Of Discontent' (Sep 05 2008 15:45 GMT)
Soaring prices and a sluggish economy are hurting the British pub industry, though some have better prospects.
Dell Looks To Reboot Earnings (Sep 05 2008 15:20 GMT)
The computer giant is seeking ways to slash costs and improve profits.
Jobs Figures Hurt All Over (Sep 05 2008 15:10 GMT)
The markets contend with news of a 6.1% unemployment rate, as nonfarm payrolls drop by a worse than expected 84,000; weak consumer spending contributes greatly to the number of pink slips.
Nokia Feels The Heat (Sep 05 2008 14:50 GMT)
The company is losing market share, and investors are losing faith.
Samsung Eyeing SanDisk (Sep 05 2008 14:26 GMT)
The South Korean maker of memory chips acknowledged it may buy the U.S. flash memory specialist, to avoid paying licensing fees and to spoil rival Toshiba's plans.
Jobs Figures Deflate Wall Street (Sep 05 2008 13:40 GMT)
The markets will trade on a 6.1% unemployment rate, as nonfarm payrolls drop by a worse than expected 84,000.
DryShips Dives On Accounting Issues (Aug 22 2008 22:20 GMT)
The Greek drybulk shipper misses expectations, but strong fundamentals should help it stay afloat.
Deal Time For SEC, Merrill (Aug 22 2008 22:20 GMT)
The investment bank joins seven of its peers in the buyback bonanza of auction-rate securities.
Alpharma Rejects King's Advances (Aug 22 2008 21:40 GMT)
The pain drug manufacturer continues to turn down the company's 'undervaluing' $1.4 billion offer.
Bernanke Talk Boosts Consumer Staples (Aug 22 2008 21:30 GMT)
The prospect of cooling commodities and flagging inflation bumps companies like Procter & Gamble.
Moody's Slashes Fannie, Freddie Ratings (Aug 22 2008 21:10 GMT)
The government-sponsored enterprises get downgraded, following their weakened ability to access capital.
Chinese Solar Firms Shine (Aug 22 2008 20:50 GMT)
Finishing the week with a bang, Yingli Green Energy shares soared over 15% while China Sunergy's topped 18%.
Japan Finds Solace In Iron Ore (Aug 22 2008 20:20 GMT)
Steelmakers in Japan are taking control of suppliers to solve the problem of higher raw material costs.
Investors Turn On Russia (Aug 22 2008 20:00 GMT)
Amid political turmoil, the country's attempt to appear as a more business-friendly place falls flat.
Europe Anxious For Cymbalta (Aug 22 2008 19:20 GMT)
Eli Lilly gets European approval for its chronic pain and depression drug to treat generalized anxiety disorder.
Making Lemonade Out Of Lehman (Aug 22 2008 18:30 GMT)
After a lengthy rough patch, the firm's stock jumps on rumors of a buyout.
Lehman's Wild Ride (Aug 22 2008 15:56 GMT)
After falling for so long, and enduring a string of analysts increasing their loss targets on the brokerage, the firm's stock is up on buyout speculation.
Billabong Rides The Wave (Aug 22 2008 14:57 GMT)
The popular surf wear and snow wear retailer records six-monthly growth of 14.3% and guides 8% to 12% higher in the year to come, boosting its shares in Sydney.
Alstom Under The Microscope (Aug 22 2008 14:00 GMT)
Swiss offices are raided in a new investigation into corruption and money laundering.
Britain's Economy Gets A Zero (Aug 22 2008 12:39 GMT)
Quarterly growth stagnates, and rate-cutting now looks more likely before the year is out.
Demand, And The Dollar, Will Guide Oil (Aug 22 2008 12:15 GMT)
Forget Thursday's Russia-related spike. Weakening demand matters more for energy prices.
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