Samsung Electronics, the world's No. 1 maker of memory chips, will halve its facility investment in the semiconductor business next year, local daily Kyunghyang Shinmun reported Wednesday.
Samsung planned ...
WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund, unimpressed with the policy actions taken to stem the European sovereign debt crisis, on Monday cut its forecast of growth in 2013.
In a periodic ...
Britain’s central bank is about to become even more powerful. Its new boss will find it harder to run
EVEN following decades of show-off modern architecture in London’s financial ...
At “Miracle-Seed Sunday” in Singapore’s New Creation Church last month, the pastor’s sermon was preceded by PowerPoint and video presentations, and donations were overseen by ...
Portugal has said it is seeking European Union help to to tackle raging forest fires, in one of the worst summers for such blazes in years.
Dozens of fires are raging in the centre and north of the country ...
The first Hyundai strike in four years had cost the company millions in productivity
Hyundai Motor's trade union has voted to accept a deal for increased wages and the elimination of night-time shifts, ...
A Tokyo court ruled on Friday that Samsung Electronics’ mobile devices did not violate an Apple Inc patent.
TOKYO – A Tokyo court ruled on Friday that Samsung Electronics’ ...
Brent crude futures climbed above $112 per barrel on Friday, on track for a second monthly gain as investors awaited a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for hints of more monetary ...
Samsung’s loss to Apple could be a win for Nokia and Microsoft
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, from left, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop and AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega pose with the Nokia ...
China’s official manufacturing managers’ index (PMI) may have eased to a 9-month low of 50 in August, supporting the case for fresh easing measures by the central bank as the world’s ...