The battered US labor market may finally be looking up, according to a report from the Federal Reserve that found modestly better job conditions across the country.
US securities regulators are preparing to release two key studies this month that could lead to major changes in how investment advisers and brokers who offer advice to retail customers are regulated.
US securities regulators are preparing to release two key studies this month that could lead to major changes in how investment advisers and brokers who offer advice to retail customers are regulated.
Privately owned Delphi Automotive LLP has the main management pieces in place to launch an IPO, but how and when is up to its private equity owners, the part's maker's CEO said on Wednesday.
Economic growth in the world's wealthier nations is still too slow to create enough jobs for the tens of millions who lost theirs during the worst global recession since World War Two, the World Bank said on Wednesday.
News Corp says looking at spinout or sale of MySpace
South Korea's central bank surprised markets on Thursday by raising interest rates to contain inflationary pressures, as record food prices and volatile commodities prices threaten an escalation in inflation.
With China virtually cut off and Western markets maturing, Wikipedia is targeting India first and possibly Brazil next to reach its goal of 1 billion users, Executive Director Sue Gardner says.
The public isn't cutting Toyota Motor much slack, but the world's top automaker is looking to shake off the recall crisis and at least match the growth in its key US market this year in what could bode well for its lusterless shares.
Banks will meet in New York City on Thursday to make their case for the right to sell the US Treasury's stake in American International Group, three people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
Euro zone countries are working on a "comprehensive package" to solve the bloc's debt crisis which could be agreed by February or March, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday.
Ronaldinho was given a welcome even bigger than Brazil great Zico when he was officially unveiled as Flamengo's new signing to a samba beat on Wednesday.
It is still too early to predict when the eurozone crisis will end, Eurogroup President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Wednesday.
IBM and Samsung Electronics Co will jointly develop new semiconductor technology to be used in smartphones and other new gadgets, the companies said on Wednesday.
The European Union took the first step towards tighter economic policy coordination on Wednesday as its executive arm set out top economic priorities for EU governments to be included in 2012 budgets.
The top executive of AutoNation Inc, the No 1 US car selling chain, said on Wednesday he expects the industry to sell "around 11 million" vehicles to retail customers in the United States in 2011.
State-owned Bank of China's move to offer limited deposit services in the renminbi to US customers represents a tiny step in what will be a long journey for the Chinese unit to become a widely-traded international currency.
Wall Street's continuing rally and the improving finances of America's wealthy will keep luxury spending's hot streak alive in 2011, and the less well heeled are also poised to join the party, top retail executives said.
Swiss world number two Roger Federer could extend his record grand slam tally to 20 if he remains fit and motivated, according to his coach Paul Annacone.
Last year tied for the warmest globally since data keeping began, capping a decade of record high temperatures that show mankind's greenhouse gases emissions are heating the planet, a US agency said.
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The crucial support on the Sensex on the downside is 19200 and resistance at 19638-19834.
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FIIs were net sellers of Rs 217 crore in Index Futures; which open interest (OI) was up by 27532 contracts. However, FIIs were net buyers of Rs 715 crore in Stock Futures; which OI was up by 227 contracts.
The coming session is likely to witness a range of 5975 on advances. Support is likely at the 5750. The wide range is due to the unusually high base effect of Wednesday's range.