Russian energy minister says may meet Saudi counterpart before Doha event
NOVOKUZNETSK, Russia (Reuters) - Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that he may meet his Saudi Arabian counterpart before a planned oil producers' meeting in Doha on April 17.
View ArticlePM Cameron's spokeswoman says family investments are 'private matter'
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron's spokeswoman declined to comment on Monday on whether the leader's family had money invested in offshore funds set up by his father, saying it...
View ArticleEQT reaffirms Kuoni bid is on after Swiss watchdog's ruling
ZURICH (Reuters) - Private equity group EQT's 1.35 billion Swiss franc (991 million pounds) bid for listed shares of travel group Kuoni remains intact despite a regulator's ruling questioning terms of...
View ArticleChina debt-to-equity swap could 'resolve' $154 billion in potential bad debt...
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's first batch of debt-to-equity swaps is expected to "resolve" 1 trillion yuan (109 billion pounds) in potential bad banking debt in three years or less, media group Caixin...
View ArticleRussia says Iran confirms participation in Doha meeting, not to freeze oil...
NOVOKUZNETSK, Russia (Reuters) - Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that Iran has confirmed its participation in a Doha meeting on April 17, however, it planned to join the oil...
View ArticleAirbus warns British employees on cost of Brexit
LONDON (Reuters) - European planemaker Airbus Group said its future investment in Britain could depend on whether the country remains in the European Union, in a warning to its British employees ahead...
View ArticleGreece says bailout review must be concluded immediately
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's bailout review must be concluded immediately, the prime minister's office said on Monday, as talks on its fiscal progress resumed amid tensions after the leak of a...
View ArticleVW to spend about half a billion euros on digital trucks by 2020
BERLIN (Reuters) - Volkswagen's truck division will spend about half a billion euros by the end of the decade to enhance digital features of heavy-goods vehicles as truckmakers increase their focus on...
View ArticleFTSE advances, breaking losing run
LONDON (Reuters) - British shares edged higher on Monday as commodities-related stocks shrugged off declines in copper and oil prices, helping the index to gain for the first time this quarter.
View ArticleChina's Li says tax reforms to create 10 million jobs
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said he expects tax reforms will lower the cost of innovation and help create jobs for more than 10 million university and vocational school graduates,...
View ArticleBrazil's antitrust body recommends restrictions on HSBC-Bradesco deal
BRASILIA (Reuters) - A preliminary report by Brazil's antitrust regulator recommended imposing restrictions on Bradesco SA's purchase of the Brazilian unit of HSBC Holdings PLC , according to the...
View ArticleSouth Africa's competition watchdog to ask for more time to probe SABMiller,...
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's competition watchdog said on Monday it will request an extension to Tuesday's deadline to complete an investigation of Anheuser-Busch InBev's planned $100...
View ArticleAirbus use of agents referred to Serious Fraud Office
PARIS (Reuters) - Britain's export finance authority said on Monday that it had referred the use of overseas agents by European planemaker Airbus to the country's Serious Fraud Office (SFO).
View ArticleAlaska Air to buy Virgin America for $2.6 billion
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Alaska Air Group Inc said on Monday that it would buy Virgin America Inc for $2.6 billion (1.8 billion pounds) to compete more effectively with larger airlines and become the top...
View ArticleNew M&S boss Rowe to keep control of clothing division
LONDON (Reuters) - Steve Rowe, the new chief executive of British retailer Marks & Spencer , will continue to lead the firm's clothing business, saying turning around the troubled division is his...
View ArticleGlobal market shocks from China will only increase - IMF
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Global market spillovers from China's economic shocks will only increase in coming years as the country's financial influence grows and the yuan's use as a funding currency...
View ArticleBank of England to leave Bank Rate at 0.5 percent until early 2017: Reuters Poll
LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will leave British interest rates at a record low until next year as stuttering global growth and inflation nowhere near target ties the central bank's hands, a...
View ArticleShell pulls out of Arctic-focused exploration oil licensing round in Norway
OSLO (Reuters) - Oil major Royal Dutch Shell has pulled its application from Norway's Arctic-focused oil licensing round, the firm said on Monday, in a blow to the Nordic country's ambitions to explore...
View ArticleWorld figures deny wrongdoing as 'Panama Papers' turn spotlight on tax evasion
LONDON/PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Governments across the world began investigating possible financial wrongdoing by the rich and powerful on Monday following a leak of documents from a Panamanian law firm...
View ArticleUK halts all Airbus export credit bids as probe launched - source
United Kingdom NewsPARIS (Reuters) - All applications for UK export credits to assist the sale of Airbus jetliners have been temporarily frozen pending a review of the company's use of overseas agents,...
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