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China oil demand hits highest in 17 months
BEIJING: China's implied oil demand rose in June to its highest level since January 2013 as crude runs hit a record high, although there were still doubts that the numbers reflected a healthy economy.
Yellen signals new emphasis on Fed policing role
NEW YORK: Move over inflation and job growth. The next Federal Reserve chief appears set to direct the central bank's might at ensuring financial stability and stern banking oversight with the same vigor it currently applies to its traditional mandates of fostering price stability and maximum employment.
Yellen signals new emphasis on Fed policing role
NEW YORK: Move over inflation and job growth. The next Federal Reserve chief appears set to direct the central bank's might at ensuring financial stability and stern banking oversight with the same vigor it currently applies to its traditional mandates of fostering price stability and maximum employment.
Asian shares eke out slim gains, dollar holds firm
SYDNEY: Asian stocks drifted higher on Monday in sluggish trade as investors chose discretion over valour ahead of central bank meetings in Europe and the always-critical U.S. payrolls report.
Asian shares eke out gains, dollar holds firm (Update)
SYDNEY: Asian stocks eased on Monday in sluggish trade as investors chose discretion over valour ahead of central bank meetings in Europe and the always-critical U.S. payrolls report.
Asian shares eke out gains US$r holds firm
SYDNEY: Asian markets started the week on a sluggish note on Monday as investors chose discretion over valor ahead of central bank meetings in Europe and the always-critical U.S. payrolls report.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Likely Next Fed Chair Already Is
WASHINGTON: Lawrence Summers may be a poster-child for the lucrative revolving door between Wall Street and Washington. But Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen, his chief opponent in the tight race to replace Ben Bernanke at the helm of the U.S. central bank, is not exactly struggling financially.
Which is better - to have employees who work smart or hard?
IS it better to have employees who work smart or hard? In the early days of my career, the generally accepted practice was to stay in the office later than your boss. Although there are still companies who practise this, many organisations are taking the work-life-balance approach. It used to be a status-symbol to be extremely busy because it meant that you were doing something really important.
Asian Shares Fall As Dollar Gains
The dollar hit a one-month high against a basket of currencies on Wednesday while Asian shares fell, hit by worries that the days of easy money from the US Federal Reserve are numbered.
Gold edges higher
Gold edged higher on Wednesday after a near 1% fall in the previous session
