World Germany, France to start joint airlift to Ebola-affected countries BERLIN: Germany and France agreed on Friday to launch a joint airlift to send aid supplies to western African states hit Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:54pm
World Germany says won't delay plans to isolate risky bank business BERLIN: The German government will not delay its plans to isolate risky hedge fund activities from banks' normal ret Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:45pm
Markets South Africa stocks end lower as commodities weigh JOHANNESBURG: South African stocks ended Friday slightly lower as subdued commodity prices and concerns about Chinese gr Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:41pm
Top News Iran moving to comply with extended nuclear deal with powers: IAEA VIENNA: Iran is taking further action to comply with the terms of an extended interim agreement with six world powers ov Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:38pm
Markets Nickel in 5,200 tonne surplus in July, down yr/yr: INSG LONDON: The global nickel market was in a 5,200 tonne surplus in July, compared with a 12,600 tonne surplus in the same Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:37pm
Top News Fiat to suspend output at Italian plant as demand falls: union MILAN: Italian automaker Fiat will temporarily suspend production at its Pomigliano plant in southern Italy from Oct. 16 Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:31pm
Top News Catalan parliament approves independence vote law BARCELONA: Catalonia's regional parliament on Friday passed a law that its leaders say will authorise them to hold a Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:28pm
Business & Finance Nigerian interbank rates ease on improved liquidity LAGOS: Nigeria's interbank lending rates eased to an average of 10.37 percent this week, compared with 10.62 percent Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:26pm
Markets EU carbon tops 6 euros as buyers lend support LONDON: European carbon prices were poised to end the week almost flat after buyers stepped in to lift prices from six-w Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:19pm
World Lizard in food sends 300 school children in India to hospital NEW DELHI: About 300 pupils at an Indian school were rushed to a hospital after consuming government-provided lunches, e Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:18pm
World Seven killed as Ugandans, South Sudanese clash at border KAMPALA: At least seven people were killed in a string of clashes either side of Uganda and South Sudan's border, a Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:09pm
Markets West Africa Crude Low supply supportive, Nigerian overhang weighs LONDON: Differentials for West African crude oil were supported by demand from European refiners, and lower supply avail Published 19 Sep, 2014 05:04pm
Markets Alibaba jumps more than 40pc in trading debut NEW YORK: Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's shares surged by more than 40 percent in their first day of trading on Friday Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:59pm
Business & Finance Ghana inflation to ease to roughly 9.5pc in 2015: central bank ACCRA: Ghana expects inflation to ease to 9.5 percent, plus or minus two percentage points, by the second half of 2015 f Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:51pm
Business & Finance BoE says its bond-buying failed to boost bank lending LONDON: The Bank of England's 375 billion pounds ($612 billion) of stimulus pumped into Britain's financial syst Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:50pm
Business & Finance Prada to open fewer stores in 2014 after H1 profit drops HONG KONG: Prada SpA will open fewer stores than previously planned this year, the Italian luxury goods group said on Fr Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:47pm
Markets North Sea Crude-Forties steady, Asia shipments in focus LONDON: North Sea Forties crude differentials held steady on Friday, supported by pending and potential VLCC shipments t Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:42pm
World Storm forces closure of Florence museums for damage checks FLORENCE: Florence officials ordered the closure of many of the Tuscan city's museums on Friday, including the famed Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:41pm
World Russian businessman freed from house arrest, his company says MOSCOW: Russian billionaire Vladimir Yevtushenkov was freed from house arrest on Friday, a company spokeswoman said, but Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:38pm
World Kinder Morgan builds out Gulf Coast logistics hub in US oil boom HOUSTON: To capitalize on a flood of domestic and Canadian crude into the US Gulf Coast, logistics giant Kinder Morgan E Published 19 Sep, 2014 04:29pm