China has slain its inflation demon for now, but in the process it has inflicted considerable damage on the broader economy and raised the spectre of a more serious growth slowdown.
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.
Public Wi-Fi hotspots to grow 4-fold by 2015: study
The amount of public Internet hotspots (Wi-Fi) globally will grow more than fourfold to 5.8 million by 2015, boosted by consumers increasing demand for connections on smartphones and tablets, an industry study showed on Wednesday.
Britain has launched a blunt attack on the 'fanciful' Franco-German push for a financial transaction tax, amid signs of waning support for the measure both inside and outside the eurozone.
Britain has launched a blunt attack on the 'fanciful' Franco-German push for a financial transaction tax, amid signs of waning support for the measure both inside and outside the eurozone.
Australian explorer to develop Kazakh copper field
Australian company Great Western Exploration Ltd has agreed to explore a prospective copper field in Kazakhstan and plans a joint venture with Kazakh state miner Tau-Ken Samruk to develop the deposit, both companies said on Wednesday.
Sberbank's Kazakh unit eyes higher 2011 net profit
The Kazakh unit of Russian state-controlled lender Sberbank expects to more than double its net profit this year, the head of the bank said on Tuesday, without stating a reason.
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.
European Banks Selling Sovereign Bonds May Worsen Debt Crisis
Nov. 8 (Bloomberg) -- BNP Paribas SA and Commerzbank AG are unloading sovereign bonds at a loss, leading European lenders in a government-debt flight that threatens to exacerbate the region's crisis.
UPDATE 1-S&P upgrades Kazakhstan on rising oil exports
Nov 7 (Reuters) - Standard & Poor's on Monday upgraded Kazakhstan's sovereign credit rating higher into investment grade, forecasting rising oil exports will allow its economy to grow around 6 percent until 2014.
China to inject over $158 billion into money market: report
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.
Carney Named to Head Financial Stability Board, G-20 Says
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney was named by Group of 20 leaders to head the organization overseeing efforts to write new rules for international finance that some lenders say may slow lending and hurt growth.
Konstantin Lifanov: "For me golf is a way of life"
As we approach 7th international golf tournament "Kazakhstan open - 2011", we had the honor to speak with the Konstantin LIFANOV - Tournament Director, Golf Director of the Golf Club "Nurtau" and one of the founders of the Kazakh golf.