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Chinese stocks were hit hard after the country's banking regulator warned banks to strictly comply with capital requirements or face sanctions, the latest signal that Beijing is worried about risks building in the country's...
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower opening on Wall Street on Tuesday, following the previous session's sharp gains, with futures for the S&P 500 down 0.18 percent, Dow Jones futures down 0.26 percent and Nasdaq 100...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Tuesday, following a strong advance in Monday's session and after Hewlett-Packard reported that quarterly profit matched its preliminary results.
The KLM airline has operated its first ever demonstration flight using renewable jet fuel. One engine of the Boeing 747 aircraft used in the test was fueled with a 50% blend of renewable jet fuel made from camelina, while the...
Leo Lewis, Asia Business Correspondent Japan Airlines (JAL), Asia’s biggest carrier, was today dragged back from the brink of financial collapse by a Y100 billion (£680 million) emergency bridging loan from a state-backed bank....
TOKYO, November 24 – Japan’s Nikkei average hit its lowest close in four months on Tuesday as banking shares were sold on persistent worries that more financial firms would tap the market for equity financing and as a stronger...
Japan Airlines has announced it has secured government approval for a loan that will allow it to continue flying. This is the fourth time the troubled carrier has been bailed out by the state-run Development Bank of Japan since...
European shares were lower. Asia also got a poor cue from Japan, where stocks fell on pessimism about the strength of the world's No. 2 economy. Investors shrugged off Wall Street ending a three-day losing streak Monday and...
Asian Market Update: Japan politicians turn up the heat on BOJ; Chinese advisors warn on inflation, inflow of hot money; Korea underperforms on banking, consumer confidence drop ECONOMIC DATA - (KS) South Korea Nov Consumer...
Japan Airlines Corp. saw its stock tumble to a fresh all-time low in Tokyo trading Tuesday as renewed concern about the struggling carrier's rehabilitation plan has grown stronger. JAL lost 8 yen, or 8 percent, to an all-time...
