Taliban leader rules out talks with Karzai, tells Afghans to break off relations with govt more images World stock markets buoyed by US data as dollar slides to fresh 15-month euro low
World stocks buoyed by US data as dollar slides London Stock Exchange posts 40 percent fall in half-year profits after lower trading
LSE first-half net profit drops 40 percent World stock markets buoyed by dovish Fed but dollar slides to 10-month yen low
World stocks buoyed by Fed but dollar slides Andy Roddick renews sponsorship deal with French apparel maker Lacoste for 4 more years
Roddick renews sponsorship deal with Lacoste GlaxoSmithKline studies batch of swine flu vaccines in Canada over allergy fears
Batch of swine flu vaccines studied in Canada US growth downgrade weighs on world markets after big retreat earlier in China
US growth downgrade weighs on world markets European stocks, Wall Street futures steady despite US growth downgrade
European stocks steady despite US growth downgrade GlaxoSmithKline pulls batch of swine flu vaccines in Canada over severe allergy fears
GlaxoSmithKline pulls swine flu vaccines in Canada Banks weigh on world markets after Chinese central bank warning
Banks weigh on world markets after China warning World stock markets rise as gold strikes new high amid renewed dollar weakness
World markets rally as gold strikes new high American businessman Stan Kroenke buys more Arsenal shares, moves closer to takeover threshold
Kroenke moves closer to Arsenal takeover threshold Cadbury shares rise as market speculation grows that Nestle may join bidding fray
Cadbury shares rise on report of Nestle interest IMF chief: The global economy is still vulnerable to shocks
IMF chief: Global economy still fragile LONDON — The international economy is still fragile and vulnerable to shocks despite recent improvements in financial markets, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund said Monday. World stock markets rise as gold hits new record high amid renewed dollar weakness
World markets rally as gold hits new record high Britain’s Heritage Oil PLC agrees to sell Ugandan fields to Italy’s Eni, drops bid for Genel
Heritage Oil to sell Ugandan fields to Italy’s Eni Report: British candy giant Cadbury not too sweet on Hershey Co. takeover offer
Report: UK’s Cadbury won’t bite on Hershey offer Police: IRA dissidents plant 400-pound car bomb in Belfast but it fails to explode
Police: IRA dissidents plant car bomb in Belfast Downbeat Dell weighs on world markets at the end of mixed economic, corporate week
Downbeat Dell weighs on world markets LONDON — World stock markets fell Friday amid mounting concerns about the pace of the U.S. economic recovery following a disappointing earnings update from computer maker Dell Inc. European stock markets rise ahead of key speech from European Central Bank’s Trichet
European markets push higher ahead of Trichet Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials in Newspapers in the US and Abroad
Federal statistics show 136 worker deaths in New England in 2008, down from previous year
Feds report fewer workplace deaths in New England Intel leads big retreat in world markets after reported broker downgrade
Intel leads big retreat in world markets LONDON — World stocks slid Thursday after analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch reportedly downgraded their recommendations on a series of U.S. technology stocks, including Intel Corp. That feeded mounting concerns that current valuations are not justified by the pace of the global economic recovery. World stock markets slide amid valuation concerns after mixed economic, corporate news
World stocks slide amid valuation concerns Oil falls below $79 in European trade amid mixed signals about the global economic recovery
Oil falls below $79 amid mixed economic signs OECD doubles 2010 growth forecasts for rich economies, with US to recover faster than EU
Recovery in developed economies gathering pace World stocks lower amid valuation concerns after mixed economic, corporate news
World stocks lower amid valuation concerns World markets weighed down by unexpected slide in US housing starts in October
US housing concerns weigh on world markets World stock markets up modestly after big fall in US housing starts
World stocks up modestly after US housing data World stocks up modestly, awaiting key US data for renewed direction
World stock markets awaiting key US data LONDON — European stock markets rose modestly Wednesday after a mixed session in Asia as investors looked for renewed direction from key U.S. economic figures on inflation and housing due for release later in the day. Pomp, ceremony and political point-scoring: Queen Elizabeth II opens new session of Parliament
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Chipotle Mexican Grill to open first European restaurant in London next April
Chipotle to open first European store in London Palestinians, Britain, US criticize Israeli plan to expand Jerusalem Jewish neighborhood
Palestinians, US, UK criticize Jerusalem plan UK information watchdog: Millions of cell phone customer records sold to other phone companies
UK: Millions of customer records sold LONDON — Rogue employees at a major mobile phone company illegally sold millions of customer records to rival firms, Britain’s information watchdog said Tuesday. World stock markets modestly down as dollar flies in wake of Bernanke, Trichet comments
World stock markets in modest retreat as dollar flies in wake of Bernanke, Trichet comments
World stock markets in cautious mood after big Monday gains pushed many indexes to year highs
World stocks in modest pullback from Monday gains Obituaries in the news more images A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world more images Travel briefs
Travel briefs 10 ski resorts with diversions for the rest of us World stock markets lifted by rise in US retail sales data
World stocks lifted by US retail sales data World stock markets remain higher after US retail sales data
World stocks remain higher after US retail sales Eurozone consumer prices down 0.1 percent in October, fifth fall in a row
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