How gadgets, chips, services companies are faring. The Associated Press … Analysts say high marketing costs probably weighed on Samsung's mobile business despite the robust sales in the first month. Samsung says it will release full results on July 26.
It's been a dream of gadget aficionados for years: a high–end Android phone that isn't so friggin' big. Every so often, someone writes an article bemoaning the fact that such a phone doesn't exist, only to have their prayers ignored as Android phones …
(Kitco News) – Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's second day of congressional testimony did not have a major impact on gold prices, but he nevertheless raised the eyebrows of those in the industry when he offered some views on the market, …
Spot gold rose as much as 0.3 percent to $1,287.88 an ounce, and traded at $1,287.73 by 10:33 a.m. in Singapore. Prices touched $1,300.88 on July 17, the highest level since June 24. The volume for Shanghai's benchmark spot contract advanced to 14,633 …
An East Coast city that's been sitting on a Wild West gold mine is finally cashing in on the loot. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's state capital, is auctioning off thousands of antique artifacts this week, hoping the sale will help pull the city out of debt …
The 17-nation eurozone is stuck in recession and the economy of the United States is struggling to gain momentum. The high rate of growth of emerging economies, which has helped to support global activity, is showing signs of slowing and this is also a …
Whatever Google says about new products such as Glass, driverless cars and broadband offerings will be interesting, while its advertising numbers and sales of Android operating systems for smartphones will be a proxy for the global economy. Former tech …
As the economy shows signs of improving, the Federal Reserve wants to start reducing the amount of money it is pumping into the US — and global — markets. The slow but steady improvement in US unemployment figures is the best sign that the recovery …
LITHUANIA: The head of the International Monetary Fund says there are "new risks on the horizon" for the global economy, particularly from emerging economies, at a time when many countries are struggling to remedy old problems. IMF Managing Director …