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Obama arrives in Germany amid high expectations

U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama arrived in Berlin on Thursday, kicking off the European leg of his overseas trip amid high expectations.

Prices higher on Taipei futures market

Prices on Taipei's stock futures market were higher Thursday as the Taiwan Stock Exchange Capitalization Weighted Index

Euro Disney says earlier Easter slowed third quarter sales

The operator of Paris' Euro Disney theme park said its sales growth slowed sharply in the third quarter, mostly because of this year's early Easter

South Korea's Hyundai Motor says 2nd-quarter net profit declines; vows to increase exports

South Korea's Hyundai Motor said Thursday that its second-quarter net profit declined despite a gain in sales, and vowed to fight high oil prices by

Malaysia's inflation surges to 7.7 percent in June after fuel price hike, hits 27-year high

Malaysia's annual inflation rate spiraled to a 27-year high in June after a fuel price hike sent the cost of food and transport soaring, the

Ifo July business climate survey "falls significantly" to 97.5 points

German business confidence fell to its lowest point in nearly three years last month, dragged down further by concerns over weakening business in the next

Japanese shares advance for third straight session on US gains, falling oil

Japanese shares rose for the third straight session Thursday, lifted by further gains on Wall Street and a continuing slide in oil prices. The benchmark Nikkei

Renault first half net profit rises in changing auto market, lowers 2009 sales target

French carmaker Renault SA reported a 37 percent increase in net profit Thursday for the first half, but warned that it will miss its full

ABB posts 34 percent increase to $975 million in Q2 net profit

ABB Ltd. on Thursday posted a 34 percent increase to US$975 million in net income for the second quarter on the strength of global demand

Japan camera maker Canon says profit drops 13 percent as strong yen erodes overseas sales

Japanese camera maker Canon Inc. said Thursday its second-quarter profit fell 13 percent from a year ago as a stronger yen chipped away at the

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