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Doha trade talks need push forward: WTO head

16th May, 2010 23:27

Long-running Doha trade talks need to be pushed forward to help the world economy emerge from the global economic crisis, the head of the World Trade Organization
`UBS may face US suits if Parliament kills deal'

16th May, 2010 23:27

UBS could face lawsuits in the United States if the Swiss parliament fails to agree to a deal passing data on the bank's U.S. clients to U.S. tax authorities, Swit
Gas merger will be hard sell Russian Prez in Kiev

16th May, 2010 23:27

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visits Kiev this week on an almost impossible mission: talking Ukraine into surrendering control of its cherished gas pipeline sy
Reliance and Russia's Sibur in rubber venture

16th May, 2010 16:36

The energy giant Reliance Industries Ltd and Russian petrochemical firm Sibur have agreed to set up a joint venture to make butyl rubber in India amid rising deman
Oman's Galfar posts $2.78mn loss in Q1

16th May, 2010 16:27

Oman's Galfar Engineering and Contracting Co reported a 843,000 rials (USD 2.78 mln) loss in the first-quarter mainly due to a project cost increase, but forecast
Singapore says it's time China revalued yuan

16th May, 2010 16:19

China should allow its currency to rise in order to help tamp down inflation, Singapore's finance minister said in a television interview.
Will focus on spending cuts than on tax rises: New UK PM

16th May, 2010 16:04

Britain's new government will need to publish a fuller coalition agreement covering a broad range of policies in the next two weeks, Prime Minister David Cameron s
North Korea boats draw warning shots from South

16th May, 2010 15:35

Two North Korean vessels crossed into the South's waters off the peninsula's tense west coast before returning when South Korea fired warning shots, military offic
Bangladesh cyclone victims struggle for survival

16th May, 2010 15:27

Tens of thousands of Bangladeshis, mostly fishermen, left stranded on embankments damaged by a cyclone a year ago, are still fighting a grim battle to survive, wit
Cathay plane escorted to Vancouver after 'bomb hoax'

16th May, 2010 15:27

A Cathay Pacific airliner from Hong Kong was escorted by military fighter jets to its destination in Vancouver, Canada, after what the airline called a "bomb hoax"
Top rubber producers to review production-cut measure

16th May, 2010 15:20

Top Asian rubber-producing nations will meet next week to review production-cutting measures and seek ways to stabilise prices, a Thai senior official said on Satu
British govt to intervene in BA cabin crew strike

16th May, 2010 11:55

The British government is to intervene in a long-running dispute between British Airways cabin crew and management in a bid to avert up to 20 days of planned strik
Greece pledges corruption clean-up of politicians

16th May, 2010 10:36

The Greek government promised to clean up corruption among politicians to restore public trust, but does not want to destabilise political life in the country as i
UK faces 'enormous' economic challenge: Osborne

16th May, 2010 10:35

The British economy is in a dire state and there will be difficult times ahead as the government takes action to tackle a record budget deficit, new finance minist
How much will BP pay for oil spill damages, asks US

16th May, 2010 10:35

BP struggled on Saturday to get its latest effort to contain the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill to work as the Obama administration demanded the British energy g

Two die in stampede in New Delhi train station

16th May, 2010 23:27

Two people were killed and about 15 injured in a stampede on Sunday in New Delhi's main train station, when passengers rushed to board a Patna-ound train after the
Greece may probe US banks role in debt crisis: PM

16th May, 2010 23:27

Greece may investigate U.S. investment banks and their role in the run-up to the Greek debt crisis which has shaken faith in euro zone economies, Prime Minister Ge
Adi Godrej: The passionate philanthropist

16th May, 2010 18:16

The Godrej Group has been around for more than a century. Its group of businesses range from FMCG to appliances, to industrial engineering and even real estate.
Pakistanis want British MP to remove terror stigma

16th May, 2010 16:28

The rise of a Pakistani-born Briton to become the first Muslim woman named in a British cabinet has given Pakistan something to cheer after weeks of introspection
China's Wen warns against economic policy pile-up

16th May, 2010 16:25

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has said the country faces difficult choices in moderating economic growth and must avoid piling on adjustment policies and risking "neg
Dubai Holding unit delays 2009 results again

16th May, 2010 16:17

Dubai Holding Commercial Operations Group (DHCOG), a unit of the conglomerate owned by Dubai's ruler, said it was delaying its full-year results again due to compl
FA chairman makes bribery claim against Spain

16th May, 2010 16:04

The Football Association was making no immediate comment on Sunday over a newspaper's claim that it has a recording of its chairman making allegations against riva
Russia to decide on future eurobonds in autumn

16th May, 2010 15:34

Russia may not borrow again on foreign markets this year and a decision on future sovereign borrowing abroad would be made in a few months, Deputy Finance Minister
US to hire adviser for GM IPO: Wall Street Journal

16th May, 2010 15:27

The US Treasury Department is interviewing Wall Street bankers to advise the government on an initial public offering of General Motors Co, the Wall Street Journal
Thai government to impose curfew, seek to end protests

16th May, 2010 15:27

The Thai government on Sunday will impose a curfew in parts of Bangkok after three days of fighting that has killed 24 people and spiralled into chaotic urban warf
BP scrambles to cap flow as oil closes in on marsh

16th May, 2010 12:21

Energy giant BP scrambled on Saturday to make good on its latest attempt to contain oil from a ruptured wellhead in the Gulf of Mexico as the government approved t
New Stamp Bill: Impact on Mergers?

16th May, 2010 10:53

Last week the Finance Ministry proposed some changes to the Indian Stamp Act of 1899. The draft bill makes an attempt to consolidate and clarify the existing stamp
European development bank ups 2010 GDP forecast

16th May, 2010 10:36

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on Saturday raised its 2010 economic forecast for emerging Europe to 3.7 percent, from 3.3 percent, des
Thai protesters defiant, more fighting feared

16th May, 2010 10:35

Thousands of Thai protesters refused to leave Bangkok's streets on Sunday despite three days of fighting that has killed 24 people and spiralled into chaotic urban
Chile charges, frees Pakistani in US embassy case

16th May, 2010 10:35

A Pakistani man arrested at the US Embassy in Chile after triggering an explosive detector was charged on Saturday with illegal possession of explosives, but was f

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