Sudan’s economic crisis without donor help
Sudan has made a surprise opening and said it will fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court on cases about Darfur.
International donors are holding...
Oil reverses gains as focus returns to global oversupply
Oil prices eased on Tuesday, reversing the previous day’s gains, as the risk premium stemming from the Paris attacks faded, and the focus returned...
Skype founder gives thumbs-up to European IT sector
Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstrom on Wednesday praised European information technology, saying 2015 had been an "amazing year" for the sector.
"This is the most exciting...
International Energy Agency sees low oil prices until 2020
The International Energy Agency says oil prices are likely to remain low over the next five years because of plentiful supply and falling demand...
BAE Systems sees flat earnings in 2015 on Typhoon jet production cut
Europe's biggest defence company BAE Systems plc warned on Thursday it would see no growth in earnings in 2015 after it reduced the rate...
Oil prices rebound on bargain-hunting
World oil prices rose Thursday on bargain-hunting after a sharp decline the day before, although analysts said the market remains hobbled by an oversupply.
US...
Syria govt limits cash buys to revive the banking sector
The Syrian government issued on Sunday that all property and car sales must be conducted through banks, in an apparent bid to revive the...
Businesses devastated by the Virus outbreak
The Department of Labor in the U.S. reported more than 6.6 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, far exceeding a record high...
IEA: Oil price unlikely to rise much further
The price of oil is unlikely to rise much further after rallying almost 90 percent since January, as the global market shows signs of...
Oil prices slightly up in Asia but gains limited
Oil prices were higher in Asia Friday, but gains were limited in a market burdened by a persistent oversupply.
A continued rise in US commercial...
