Markets Oil prices drop into red LONDON: Oil prices in London fell on Tuesday, one day after hitting a intra-day 16-month low on the back of ample suppli Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:45pm
Markets European stocks slump, pound under pressure ahead of Scottish vote LONDON: European stock markets slumped on Tuesday as investors took profits while the sterling remained cowed over the u Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:41pm
Markets European stocks close down LONDON:European stock markets closed lower on Tuesday, with London's benchmark FTSE 100 index sliding 0.08 percent t Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:38pm
World Imposter passed as Lebanese diplomat in Colombia BOGOTA: A Colombian man is being investigated for posing as a Lebanese diplomat after giving lectures on the Middle East Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:38pm
World Finmeccanica weighing non-binding offers for railway units sale MILAN: Italian aerospace and defence group Finmeccanica said on Tuesday it was evaluating non-binding offers received fr Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:28pm
World CGN files sole bid to build 2 nuclear reactors in Romania BUCHAREST: Chinese utility China General Nuclear (CGN) filed a non-binding bid to partner with Romania's state-owned Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:23pm
World Government to beef up security following bomb attack: Chile SANTIAGO: Chile's government said it would tighten security to avoid an escalation in violence and use the "full wei Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:16pm
Markets Top price of Kenyan tea dips at auction NAIROBI: The maximum price of Kenya's highest quality tea fell to $3.52 per kg at auction this week from $3.73 per k Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:11pm
World Polish finance minister sees case for weaker zloty given regional risks WARSAW: Poland's zloty currency should be weaker than it is now, given international factors such as the tensions ov Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:08pm
Markets Dollar sweeps to 14-month high on rate hike views: global markets NEW YORK: The US dollar jumped to a 14-month high against the euro on Tuesday as investors bet the Federal Reserve would Published 09 Sep, 2014 05:04pm
World Obama to give speech at 2100 ET on Wednesday WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama is set to deliver an address to the nation at 2100 ET (0100 GMT) on Wednesday on the Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:57pm
World Gun battle in Yemeni capital SANAA: Yemeni soldiers traded gunfire with rebels near a military base at the southern entrance to the capital Sanaa on Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:55pm
World Moody's threatens to downgrade Brazil as economy stalls RIO DE JANEIRO: Moody's Investors Service on Tuesday said it may cut Brazil's credit rating in the next couple o Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:53pm
Markets Wall Street falls; S&P 500 below 14-day moving average NEW YORK: US stocks fell on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 dropping under a key technical level for the third time in as Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:49pm
Markets TSX firm as copper producers slip but energy shares gain TORONTO: Canada's main stock index edged higher on Tuesday as a rise in energy stocks boosted by stronger US oil pri Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:44pm
World China offers hefty rewards for ‘terrorism’ tips in Xinjiang BEIJING: China is offering up to 1 million yuan ($160,000) in rewards to "terrorism" informants in its western Xinjiang Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:39pm
Markets FTSE held back by weak energy stocks and Scotland uncertainty LONDON: Britain's top shares fell on Tuesday as energy stocks weakened and the market tried to gauge whether Scotlan Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:38pm
World Russia may exchange grain worth $500mn for Iranian oil MOSCOW: Russia is looking to supply grain worth up to $500 million per year to Iran in exchange for oil, Russia's st Published 09 Sep, 2014 04:33pm
World Chile govt sees trend growth rate at 4.3pc in long-term SANTIAGO: Chile's government said on Monday it sees trend growth for gross domestic product averaging 4.3 percent an Published 08 Sep, 2014 10:10pm
Markets Dollar bounces back after weak August jobs report NEW YORK: The dollar rallied Monday against other major currencies as investors concluded the US economy is still better Published 08 Sep, 2014 09:59pm
KSE-100 closes above 97,000 for the first time as investors dismiss political noise, index gains 1,782 points