The euro is notching one milestone after another as it drops against major currencies. On Wednesday, it hit a 12-year low against the dollar and many think its descent has further to go.
As Britons prepare for the Bank of England to end six years of record-low borrowing costs, lenders may be breathing a sigh of relief.
The owner of the MetLife Building, one of Manhattan's most well-known skyscrapers, is not who most people think.
New interbank system to increase global use of Chinese currency, reduce transaction costs
Underground natural gas storage capacity should be expanded to increase the nation's strategic energy reserves and ensure supply, said a senior official from China Petrochemical Corp (Sinopec), the country's biggest refiner.
The Shanghai Gold Exchange will try to start offering the renminbi-denominated gold-fixing price this year, as an alternative to the dollar-denominated gold-fixing in London, a top bourse official said on Wednesday.
Riding the rising wave of investing overseas, Macrolink Group, a leading private enterprise in China, is expected to invest as much as 20 billion yuan ($3.2 billion) in the next three years to tap the tourism and mineral resources abroad.
Apple sees significant change in its fortunes from criticism, Icahn's pressure 12 months ago
Dutch communities rattled by earthquakes are upending Europe's energy market.
Ask Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis about his country's predicament, and you're likely to get a very different response from the one echoing around the euro region.
General Electric Co Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt's compensation almost doubled in 2014 to $37.3 million as his pension soared and he signed the company's largest-ever acquisition.
Gold prices have swung into defensive mode on fresh signs of resurgence in the US economy, wilting the metal's safe haven appeal. Traders foresee further downside potential as stronger-than-expected economic data argue for an earlier rise in US interest rates.
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