Spain’s state-owned Bankia has so far paid out compensation of €358mn ($397.7mn) to minority shareholders who bought into its ill-fated listing, its chairman said yesterday,....
Creditors reject offer to buy back bonds in failed lender; finance minister says no new proposal; issue could be headed for courts
A Doha Criminal Court has been reviewing the case of six Nigerian men accused of counterfeiting bank statements of a local bank to get visas of a European country.
Left-arm spinner Imad Wasim came up with a four-wicket haul as Pakistan produced a clinical display to humble Sri Lanka by 15 runs in a World Twenty20 warm-up match yesterday.
Myanmar’s powerful military questioned Aung San Suu Kyi’s picks for president and vice president yesterday as tension simmered between the two sides a day before parliament votes on who should get the top job.
Talks to end Syria's civil war opened in Geneva on Monday, but hopes for a breakthrough remained remote with the sides locked in a bitter dispute over the future of President Bashar al-Assad.
One person was killed and six wounded in an explosion at an oil site in southwest Gabon run by a subsidiary of Chinese energy giant Sinopec, officials said Sunday.
As the second annual edition of The New York Times ‘Art for Tomorrow’ conference officially opened last morning, it was clear, right at the outset, ...
Emerging-market stocks and currencies rose for a second week and bonds rallied as oil’s rebound above $40 a barrel and European stimulus boosted demand for riskier assets.
People’s Bank of China (PBoC) Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said major stimulus isn’t needed to support growth even as the latest batch of economic indicators suggested otherwise.
Another home win for the San Antonio Spurs, another blown fourth-quarter lead for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Al Arabi boosted their top four hopes with a deserved 2-0 victory over out-of-sorts El Jaish in the Qatar Stars League yesterday.
