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LONDON (Bloomberg) - Gold may decline in London as a stronger dollar curbs demand for an alternative investment and after China pledged further tightening measures. The dollar was near a two-month high against the euro as rising borrowing costs in Sp...

DUBLIN (AP) — Opposition leaders vowed yesterday to rewrite Ireland's harsh four-year austerity plan if, as expected, they oust Prime Minister Brian Cowen in early elections next year. European Union and International Monetary Fund experts negotiatin...

Bermuda-domiciled telecommunications group Digicel has been announced as the winner of the 'Best Operator in a Developing Market' award during the World Communications Awards 2010 at an awards ceremony at London's Park Lane Hilton. The mobile phone p...

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's government announced a multi-billion pound investment in a London commuter railway yesterday, but delayed a decision on another rail project while it studies whether to combine electric and diesel trains. Transport Secret...

PARIS (Bloomberg) — European Central Bank council member Axel Weber said governments can increase the size of the European Union-led bailout fund if necessary to restore confidence in the euro. "Seven hundred and fifty billion should be enough to ass...

Butterfield Bank rose 6.4 percent (eight cents) to $1.33 on The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. The bank traded 500 shares during the day. BF&M Ltd. also climbed 1.9 percent (25 cents) to $13.75, as 1,300 shares changed hands. The Ascendant G...

TORONTO (Bloomberg) - Canadian stocks advanced after oil traded at its highest price in more than a week and Uranium One Inc. rose to a 21-month high after saying regulators approved its sale of a stake to Russia's Uranium Holding ARMZ. Suncor Energy...

LONDON (Bloomberg) — Lloyd's of London insurers should be wary of making large acquisitions as premium rates decline, Jupiter Fund Management Plc's Anthony Nutt said. "Don't consider value-destructive and expensive acquisitions in a softening market,...

NEW YORK/PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Del Monte Foods Co agreed yesterday to be bought by a group led by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co in a deal worth about $4 billion excluding debt, the latest in a flurry of private equity transactions. The $19 per shar...