Alstom CEO says deal to divest vast part of company to GE will save jobs, protect France
Alstom SA's chief executive says the French heavy engineering firm's agreement to sell off most of its power generation business to U.S. rival General Electric Co. will save jobs and protect France's national interests.
South African union leader says mine strike in platinum sector to end after 5 months
The leader of a South African union of miners who have been on strike for five months says an agreement to end the strike has been reached.
China factory activity expands for 1st time this year, latest sign No. 2 economy stabilizing
Factory activity in China expanded in June for the first time this year, according to an HSBC report Monday, adding to signs that the slowdown in the No.
South African union leader says mine strike in platinum sector to end after 5 months
The leader of a South African union of miners who have been on strike for five months says an agreement to end the strike has been reached.
UK Treasury chief outlines plans to link northern cities to create second British power center
UK Treasury chief George Osborne has made the case for creating a second economic powerhouse in the country to rival London, arguing that better rail connections in northern England would help c...
UK Treasury chief outlines plans to link northern cities to create second British power center
UK Treasury chief George Osborne has made the case for creating a second economic powerhouse in the country to rival London, arguing that better rail connections in northern England would help c...
UK Treasury chief outlines plans to link northern cities to create second British power center
UK Treasury chief George Osborne has made the case for creating a second economic powerhouse in the country to rival London, arguing that better rail connections in northern England would help c...
ECB Chief Draghi: European countries should cede some power on economic policy
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says current rules limiting European Union member states' budgetary policies — notably deficit spending — are not sufficient, and stat...
UK business leaders urge Prime Minister David Cameron to protect industry from EU red tape
A group of banking chiefs, insurance bosses and entrepreneurs are urging Prime Minister David Cameron to protect businesses from European Union bureaucracy and plans to tax financial institutions.
Jamaica's government seeks to kick-start local bamboo industry to create jobs, ease poverty
Jamaica hopes to kick-start a local bamboo industry as the tropical plant becomes more common in flooring, furniture and household accessories.
Argentina leader says government lawyers to seek best terms with US judge to solve debt battle
Argentina's president said Friday that she'll seek a U.S. judge's support for resolving all of her nation's unpaid debts in some kind of grand bargain.
UAE warns its citizens against traveling to Lebanon, cites security concerns
The United Arab Emirates is warning its citizens against traveling to Lebanon, citing security concerns.
Gunmen fire wildly for hours on port of Benghazi in eastern Libya
A security official in Libya says gunmen have attacked the port of the restive eastern city of Benghazi, firing wildly with small arms into the area for hours.
Jamaica's government seeks to kick-start local bamboo industry to create jobs, ease poverty
Jamaica hopes to kick-start a local bamboo industry as the tropical plant becomes more common in flooring, furniture and household accessories.
French government agrees to buy 20% stake in power-to-rail company Alstom, amid GE bid
The final obstacle to GE's $17 billion takeover of Alstom's power division has been overcome after the French government agreed to terms with the French engineering company's main shareholder.
Nigerian fishermen reject Shell's $50 million; court rules company can be liable for oil theft
Lawyers say thousands of Nigerian fishermen have rejected an offer of $50 million from Royal Dutch Shell for "some of the largest oil spills in history." The offer comes as a British court Friday ruled the oil company can be legally liable for oil thefts if it fails to protect its pipeline infrastructure.
Michael Bloomberg weighs in on FAA travel ban to Israel
Fmr. NYC mayor speaks out in Jerusalem
