LONDON – Asian shares hit one-year highs on Friday and bond yields were on track to notch up a broad-based rise on the week, but European...
By Joseph BAMIDELE LAGOS – In an effort to ensure effective and stable power supply across the country the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) Egbin branch,...
NEW YORK – Intercontinental Exchange Group Inc. said Duncan Niederauer, Chief Executive of NYSE Group, is leaving the company earlier than expected, ending a term that...
NEW YORK – Today, U.S. Stocks inched higher as investors digested a few soft readings on U.S. economic growth. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 13...
GENEVA – The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is concerned about the humanitarian consequences of recent fighting in northern Mali. Twenty people injured in...
NEW YORK – Today Royal Dutch Shell plc announced it has agreed to sell its 100 percent working interest in approximately 106,000 net acres in Dimmit,...
HONG KONG – China has banned the use of Windows 8 on all government computers, according to a notice published Tuesday on the website of the...
HARARE – Climate change occasioned by severe weather and extreme climate events is exacerbating multiple stresses such as food insecurity and spread of diseases in Africa....
BANGKOK — Foreign investors are on high alert after the Thai military’s declaration of a coup d’état Thursday, fearing more violence could disrupt their business operations...
LONDON — Repsol SA and Total SA are among the western oil companies pulling out some expatriate employees from Libya amid escalating violence there, posing the...
