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IBM, last Friday reached an agreement to purchase marketing software developer Unica for around $480 million.

The German economy is recovering much faster than experts expected and is the faster growth within the European ...

U.S. stocks fell sharply, and the Dow wen tinto the red, after investors doubted the global economic recovery.

South Korean police raided the offices of Google Inc. in Seoul over the Internet giant's controversial “Street View”

Moody's Investors Service lowered Iceland's credit rating after the island's government passed a law prohibiting any type of ...

UK's 4 major banks make profit in the same week for first time since credit crunch.

In 2000, the United States manufactured close to half of the world's supply of solar cells.

Last week EBRD published a quarterly economic forecast for the 30 Eastern European and Central Asian countries.

Governments in the Middle East may be considering banning the immensely popular BlackBerry smartphone.

Seven of the 91 European Union banks subject to financial industry stress testing failed.

Bargain hunting for struggling companies without doing one's homework, could backfire, according to a recent study.

fter a slow start to Monday's trading day, U.S. stocks slowly clawed back into positive territory.

Moody's Investors Service on Monday cut Ireland's credit rating to “Aa2,” two notches below the coveted “Aaa”-rating.

Many large corporations are considering withdrawing from China or relocating to other developing countries.

The U.S. Senate gave final legislative approval to a major overhaul of the rules governing the nation's financial ...

After winning the most valuable soccer trophy—The World Cup—Spain is feeling the vibrations of excitement.

U.S. markets were up slightly on Monday prior to the start of earnings week. The Dow Jones Average ...

Stocks in the United States rallied on Wednesday, propelling the Dow Jones Industrial Average above 10,000 points.

BP Plc, confirmed on Wednesday that its chief executive, Tony Hayward, arrived in Abu Dhabi.

While U.S. markets were closed due to the Fourth of July holiday, stocks in Europe fell on Monday.

British lender Lloyds Banking Group on monday announced that it would sell its private-equityarm to Coller Capital.

British oil and gas giant BP Plc may look toward investors in the Middle East to fend off ...

Almost $540 billion in the emergency loans, provided by the European Central Bank, will expire Thursday.

Africa has weathered the global financial meltdown and economic downturn better than expected, according to experts.

Major U.S. stock indices all fell on Thursday, led by financial shares, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

Gender earning gap closing, consumer spending ticking up

China's decision ahead of the G20 meetings to let the yuan currency appreciate against the dollar was a ...