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Stocks hit fresh six-month highs
Stocks hit a fresh six-month high as hopes for the global economic recovery outweigh the sentiment-sapping impact of the lingering eurozone fiscal crisis
Greece misses bail-out deadline
Delay over agreeing €3bn of extra spending cuts fuels fears that Athens may be forced into a messy default next month
Syria renews attack after Russian visit
Turkey backs effort to force Assad to end the violence, saying it could not stay silent after ‘fiasco’ of Russian and Chinese UN veto
Japan lines up national chip champion
Three Japanese semiconductor manufacturers including Panasonic and Fujitsu are in talks to merge their operations into a government-backed group
Santorum bounces back in Republican race
Surprise victories for the former US senator take the shine off Mitt Romney’s frontrunner status in the Republican presidential race
Yahoo chairman and three directors leave
Yahoo chairman Roy Bostock and three other directors are to step down as part of a boardroom clear-out
Glencore and Xstrata face blocking threat
Opponents of the deal, which would create a $90bn giant, said the offer of 2.8 shares for every Xstrata share undervalues miner
Moscow plans to put dead lawyer on trial
Latest bizarre twist to posthumous tax fraud case that has come to exemplify investor fears about Russia’s rule of law
The pain in Spain
Madrid is right to force banks to own up to their losses. If Europe ever fixes its banking system, it may be because Madrid has shown the way
Cuban blogger riles with her weapon of words
Technology challenges the philologist’s due to a state information monopoly, giving 2 per cent of Cubans internet access
Glencore and Xstrata deal could reshape industry
History suggests that a vertically integrated business – where a commodities trader is combined with a miner under the same roof – is no mean feat
UBS fights to hang on to key staff
Swiss bank lines up long-term bonus fund of SFr300m, but says the ‘special plan’ awards
will have strict forfeiture conditions attached
Obama backs down on super-Pac funding
US president gives his reluctant blessing to funds from external groups as super-Pacs become increasingly influential in election campaign
Record French trade deficit casts shadow on campaign
Declining industrial competitiveness has become a central issue in election campaign
GSK empties accounts to limit euro exposure
UK pharmaceutical group conducts ‘daily sweep’ to remove all cash from most eurozone countries
Emerging markets bolster Coke
The world’s largest soft drink company by revenues reported a steep drop in fourth-quarter profits, weighed down by earlier one-time gains
Air France hit by four-day strike
French carrier struggling to limit the impact of a walkout by pilots union that will have a huge impact on attempts to slash €1bn of costs
Beijing office rents outstrip New York
Office rents in Beijing have soared over the past two years, making it more expensive to lease prime work space in China’s capital than in New York
New Greek bail-out to prioritise debt holders
New proposal would ensure bondholders were paid off while other funds could be held back if Athens did not live up to reform pledges
BP raises dividend as progress returns
Oil group bullish ahead of a civil trial in New Orleans over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, claiming that ‘operational momentum’ returns
Macquarie slashes full-year outlook
Net income at Australian investment bank to fall 25 per cent on ‘economic uncertainty’
UBS issues gloomy outlook for 2012
Downbeat forecast for Swiss group which warns of more structural changes as earnings fall from SFr1.66bn to SFr393m year-on-year
ArcelorMittal slides to $1bn loss in final quarter
Steel group reports $1bn net loss in Q4 but sees an ‘improvement of sentiment’ despite economic and political uncertainty in main market
Hamas and Fatah to form unity government
Move marks breakthrough in long-running effort to heal the rivalry between the two biggest forces in the Palestinian national movement
BAE considers cut to Typhoon price
UK defence group’s chief says it needed to talk to partners in Germany, Italy and Spain, but that all options were open
Europe cannot make bank risk go away
Europe may be able to hide risks in its banking system, but it cannot make them go away
Corporate defaults set to jump in Europe
Though as a whole companies remain in relatively good shape, smaller groups look vulnerable to looming debt repayments
Europe holds China to carbon tax payments
EU remains determined to include all airlines that take off or land in the 27-member bloc in the green scheme
Brazilian equities burst back into life
Having been left reeling from Europe’s debt crisis last year growing risk appetite and a stream of IPOs are driving a resurgent Bovespa
EBA set to opt for pragmatism over publicity
Even if the pan European regulator is sceptical of an individual bank’s plan, it does not have direct authority to order a change
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