China raises gasoline and diesel prices
Prices of gasoline and diesel in China have jumped, while the Chinese government struggles to battle inflation.
Prices of gasoline and diesel in China have jumped, while the Chinese government struggles to battle inflation.
Officials from the U.S. and U.K. say that the administration of Obama is studying requests from Egypt’s new government to freeze the assets of the aides of ousted President Hosni Mubarak.
The United States Travel Association (USTA) revealed that foreign travel in the country registered a decrease over the last ten years.
The Chief Executive of Nokia has compared the company’s precarious current position to that of a man on a burning oil platform wondering if he should jump.
Car auto makers Chrysler and General Motors fueled the US car industry’s recovery with double-digit increases of 23 percent and 22 percent, respectively.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) has held that the $5 billion subsidies that Boeing received from the U.S. government are improper.
The Ministry of Finance of Japan announced on Friday that the country plans to set aside $3.9 billion for investments overseas, primarily for infrastructure projects by private Japanese companies.
Oil prices jumped up as a result of the protests in Egypt, spurred by fears that the protests could spread to other oil producers like Saudi Arabia and Libya.
Toyota announced a global recall on Wednesday for nearly 1.7 million cars. This marks another huge set of recalls for the company, which has recalled millions of cars since late 2009.
American Express reported a 13 percent increase in its fourth-quarter revenues due to an increase in consumer spending.