The London Stock Exchange has signed a deal to sell its trading technology to the Delhi Stock Exchange ahead of plans to revive the dormant bourse and compete against India's incumbent exchanges, three people familiar with matter have said.

China's state-owned broadcaster has launched an aggressive international push to extend the country's influence, opening a new headquarters in Washington, that will broadcast English-language programming from the heart of the US capital.

China is likely to inject more than 1 trillion yuan ($158 billion) into the money market in the next two months via annual subsidies from the Ministry of Finance, the official China Securities Journal on Monday quoted a research report as saying.

The government of Switzerland has proposed a multibillion-dollar settlement with U.S. authorities over allegations that it helped wealthy Americans avoid billions of dollars in U.S. taxes, according to sources briefed on the matter.

In the 25 years since Big Bang, the mood in the City has changed from optimism to anxiety. Can it recover?

BEIJING-China achieved its first space docking early Thursday, a breakthrough that paves the way for a planned space station in the next decade.

Regulators approved a $4.5 billion subsidy for extending high-speed Internet service to an estimated 18 million Americans who lack broadband access.

The multitude of mysteries revealed following the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' death now includes one that puzzled car enthusiasts for years: How did Jobs get away with driving without a license plate?

China is considering a proposal to set up a regional bank to help its small and medium enterprises (SMEs) invest in Southeast Asian neighbors, fund infrastructure projects and promote development in southwestern China, two independent sources said.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011 LONDON/STRASBOURG - Publish What You Pay, the global coalition of civil society groups, welcomes the European Commission's proposals for EU laws that will require oil, gas, mining and logging companies to be more transparent about the payments they make to governments around the world. 

When ABN Amro was taken over and broken up by Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander and Fortis back in 2007, it was a wrench for the Netherlands - the country's biggest bank was to be gutted and a proud band killed off.

President Barack Obama signed off Friday on the first three - and possibly last - free trade agreements of his administration, deals with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama that could be worth billions to American exporters and create tens of thousands of jobs.

The management of the storied English football club has made it the most valuable brand in sports. Here's how Manchester conquered the world.

Italian police have seized funds worth €245m at UniCredit, Italy's largest bank by assets.

Oct. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Deutsche Bank AG and Credit Agricole SA are among international banks withdrawing employees from Dubai as deals dry up, revenue falls and lenders curb costs.