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European Bailout Fund Given Spanish Bond Purchase Approval - Dow Jones
Dow Jones reports the temporary European bailout fund will set aside funds for Spanish bond buys
Financial Market Faith: Libor Scandal Reveals What We Don't Know About Global Markets
From stocks to oil to gold, guesswork defines what we pay for the most actively traded assets in the world.
Microsoft Rejects Motorola Patent Offer
Google-owned Motorola has offered to settle a patent dispute with Microsoft, but the software giant has rejected it, claiming the terms are "far in excess of market rates."
European Crisis Live: European Markets Dive as Euro Hits Two-Year Low
Former Greek PM claims exit risk "real" as European Leaders prepare emergency Summit meeting
App Of The Week: FlexiShareTrade [VIDEO]
FlexiShareTrade helps investors keep track of their shares and provides financial news and access to fun features such as a Twitter feed for day traders.
Europe's Bad Apples Threaten to Spoil the German Core
Germany showing signs of rust as rotting European economy chaffs the region's engine
Apple iPhone 5: Will New 4G iPhone Drive Sprint to Bankruptcy?
Shares of Sprint Nextel Corp. have been falling in recent times.
David Cameron Approves Dow as Olympic Sponsor
Prime minister urges India not to boycott games over 1984 Bhopal disaster.
Global Markets Fall as Greek Debt Deadline Looms
Markets jumpy amid fears Greece will fail to secure debt haircut deal with private investors to get another IMF bailout.
Tweets May Not Reveal Accurate Movements of Dow or FTSE
Using the social media to predict the stock market sentiments is a bizarre task but it is not possible to ascertain the moods or emotions of investors by mining the huge chunk of data sets, especially from Twitter.
Moody's Lowers UK Outlook and Downgrades Six Others
UK's AAA credit rating in danger after Moody’s puts country on negative watch along with France and Austria.
Markets Tumble as French Downgrade Causes Chaos
Standard & Poor's downgrade of French credit rating to AA has sent shockwaves through eurozone and global markets.
CES 2012: Xbox 360 Gets Fox TV Apps in Deal With Rupert Murdoch's News Corp
Microsoft has signed a deal with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp to bring content from the Fox television network and Wall Street Journal newspaper to the Xbox 360.
Britain's FTSE 100, European Indexes Opening Sharply Higher
Britain's FTSE 100 index opened sharply higher Tuesday, tracking strong gains in Wall Street and in Asia, as European investors are becoming increasingly hopeful that euro zone officials will find a way to stem Greece's debt crisis.
Royal Bank of Scotland Shares Hit 2-Year Low, Posts Loss
RBS shares dive, but chief executive calls for calm.
Financial Markets Meltdown: Will Britain Suffer?
Financial Markets Meltdown: Will Britain Suffer?
U.S.: Will the House GOP Revamped Bill Be Enough?
House Republicans are decided to press ahead with a vote on a newly modified plan to avoid the dreaded government default next week, despite warning from the White House that President Obama could veto the plan with the backing of Senate Democrats.
French credit downgrade feared as global markets shaken further by Greek debt crisis
There is a growing fear in Paris that France is on the verge of a credit downgrade because of its exposure to Greek debt
Japanese government blocks PSN relaunch
A recent report from the Dow Jones Newswire has indicated the reason for the delaying the PSN relaunch in Japan stems from government intervention.
Lloyds Banking Group, RBS, Barclays and HSBC share price up on FTSE 100 as Greek debt deal raised
Shares in British banks were up on the FTSE 100 in morning trading after reports emerged that a deal is being put together to attempt to solve Greece's debt crisis.
Wall St gains 1 pct as economic data shows strength
U.S. stocks rose more than 1 percent on Wednesday as consumer and jobless claims data reinforced the view the economic recovery is gaining steam.
Kraft Foods Inc down after Beeb report senior staff 'leaving in numbers'
Kraft Food Inc is down on the Dow Jones after the US firm revealed 120 senior staff had left their posts following the takeover of Cadbury in the UK.