By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock indexes fell on Monday amid persistent investor concerns about slowing growth in China and the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates, while oil prices rallied. U.S. stocks wer
Sources in the city claim Indrani visited Kolkata a couple of times since 2012.
Wall Street was lower on Monday afternoon as investors worried that the Federal Reserve may start raising interest rates in September, although a rally in oil boosted energy stocks. The market was poised for its worst monthly drop over three years after being pummeled in the past two weeks ...
Dreamliner remains a cash flow loser and cumulative cash losses on the programme have hit $30bn
SAN FRANSISCO: Google on Monday broke down the wall between Android smart watches and iPhones, taking on Apple Watch on its home turf. A version of Android Wear smart watch software tailored for Apple's mobile operating system made its debut, paired f...
NEW YORK: If you think investors in U.S. stocks have had it rough, consider the hapless folks who followed Wall Street's advice to buy emerging market stocks. The MSCI Emerging Market index has lost 25 percent over the past year, while the mostly wide...
* Inflation to likely rebound -Fed's Fischer * Oil prices jump more than 5 pct * Phillips 66 up after Buffett discloses stake * Indexes down: Dow 0.76 pct, S&P 0.85 pct, Nasdaq 0.97 pct (Updates to afternoon) By No
NEW DELHI: Congress has asserted that it would be "fruitless" to hold any talks with Pakistan when it was not interested in peace with India even as it accused the Narendra Modi government of making "constant flip flops" in its foreign policy towards t...