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Dollar charge pauses as bond bashing relents
LONDON Battered bonds and emerging market currencies enjoyed some respite on Thursday as the dollar took a breather from a post-U.S. election charge that has taken it to a 13-1/2 year high.Wall Street looked set for a quiet start and Europe's main stock markets <0#.INDEXE> were shuffling sideways as the
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South Korea fines Qualcomm $854 million for violating competition laws
By Se Young Lee and Stephen Nellis | SEJONG, South Korea/SAN FRANCISCO SEJONG, South Korea/SAN FRANCISCO South Korea's antitrust regulator fined
U.S. closing Tesla death probe, won't seek recall: source
By David Shepardson | WASHINGTON WASHINGTON U.S. regulators are expected on Thursday to close a six-month-old investigation into the death of
Boeing internal memo sets details of engineer layoffs in 2017
SEATTLE Boeing Co (BA.N) warned on Tuesday that it will conduct involuntary layoffs of engineers, part of a cost-cutting drive as the aerospace and defense company responds to increasing competition amid slowing aircraft sales.The reductions, disclosed in an internal memo
