Latest News  _
The IMF said that a lending scheme to aid countries hit hard by the financial crisis has been increased to $600 billion

IMF boosts lending scheme to 600 billion dollars

The International Monetary Fund said Tuesday that a lending scheme to aid countries hit hard by the latest financial crisis has been increased to 600 billion dollars Full Story


Facebook changes stock structure but 'no plans to go public'

Facebook said Tuesday it has introduced a dual-class stock structure but has no plans to go public for the moment

Hot social networking site Facebook said Tuesday it has introduced a dual-class stock structure but has no plans to go public for the moment Full Story

More shoppers, cautious spending seen for Black Friday

Shoppers pass through Rockefeller Center to hunt for bargains the day after Thanksgiving, in 2008

Shoppers are expected to come out in force but cling a bit tighter to their wallets for the kickoff of the holiday gift-giving season this weekend, new surveys showed Tuesday Full Story

US third quarter growth revised down to 2.8 percent

US economic growth in the third quarter was slower than initially estimated, the Commerce Department said Tuesday in cutting its estimate to a 2 Full Story

GM has paid back Opel loans to Germany: Merkel

The Bochum plant employs almost 5,200 people

General Motors has repaid the 1 Full Story

Fed lifts 2010 growth outlook, sees unemployment easing

The US Federal Reserve building

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday raised its outlook for US economic growth in 2010 to a range of 2 Full Story

EU's top executive refuses to rule out Brussels tax

Jose Manuel Barroso

The European Union's top executive on Tuesday refused to rule out a bloc-wide tax on its half-billion population, in remarks sure to raise eurosceptic hackles Full Story

Ireland hit by public sector strike against cuts

Firemen hold placards in Dublin

Recession-hit Ireland was severely disrupted by a one-day strike Tuesday as about 250,000 public sector workers protested at planned austerity cuts in next month's budget Full Story

Swiss contacts 500 UBS clients on tax probe

UBS agreed to disclose up to 4,450 names of American clients to US tax authorities

Swiss authorities said Tuesday they had informed more than 500 UBS clients suspected of having evaded taxes in the United States whether their data would be transmitted to US tax authorities Full Story

Indian authorities file new charges in Satyam scam

B. Ramalinga Raju the founder of scandal-hit outsourcing giant Satyam

Indian federal investigators on Tuesday filed new charges against the founder of scandal-hit outsourcing giant Satyam in the nation's biggest case of corporate fraud, an official said Full Story

Poll


Do you consider Obama a peacemaker?
  • Yes
  • No
  • Maybe



�2009 LINKdotNET and its suppliers, All Rights Reserved - Advertise on this site - Privacy statement
MSN Arabia Managed and Operated by LINKonLINE Developed by LINK Development