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Chevron claims new proof of fraud in Ecuador pollution ruling US oil giant Chevron, hit in Ecuador with a record $19 billion fine for pollution, asked Monday for the court to consider what it claimed was "new evidence" the judge in the case was corrupt.

11 September 2013

Apple expected to expand iPhone reach with new models Apple's highly anticipated event Tuesday looks to extend the reach of the iPhone to new markets as the tech giant moves to regain momentum in the smartphone segment.

10 September 2013

US spied on Brazil's Petrobras oil firm: report The US government spied on Brazilian state-run oil giant Petrobras.

09 September 2013

Apple poised to ship iPhones to China Mobile: report China's biggest mobile carrier looks set to sell Apple's iPhone, hugely increasing the California-based company's distribution in the world's largest smartphone market.

08 September 2013

MangistauMunaiGas to drill five wells for bitumen plant Drilling of five new wells by MangistauMunaiGas in Kalamkas and Zhetybai fields is probably related to demand for new supplies to the bitumen plant in Aktau: expert.

06 September 2013

Japan mobile giant Docomo to sell iPhone: media Japan's biggest mobile carrier plans to sell Apple's iPhone, reports said Friday, days ahead of the expected launch of the US firm's addition to the popular smartphone.

06 September 2013

Transport Ministry wants Kazakhstan airlines out of EU blacklist by year end Kazakhstan Transport and Communications Ministry is planning to remove Kazakhstan airlines from the EU blacklist by the end of the year.

04 September 2013

Caspian Consortium exports 22 million tons of oil Major oil exporter from Kazakhstan and Russian, Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), has exported 21.7 million tons of oil in January-August 2013.

04 September 2013

NCOC fined $10 thousand for dead seagulls North Caspian Operating Company, the operator of Kashagan oilfield, located in Kazakhstan's sector of the Caspian Sea shelf, was fined $10 thousand for harming the environment.

04 September 2013

Microsoft buys Nokia phones to fight Apple, Google Microsoft agreed Tuesday to buy the handset business of former market leader Nokia in an effort to catch up to rivals Apple and Google in the fierce smartphone market.

04 September 2013

Nokia to sell phone unit to Microsoft for 5.44 bn euros Beleaguered Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia will sell its mobile phone unit to US group Microsoft for 5.44 billion euros ($7.17 billion).

03 September 2013

Delta, Virgin Atlantic near US antitrust immunity nod Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic Airways on Friday won tentative US approval for antitrust immunity for their proposed transatlantic joint venture.

31 August 2013

ECB to double number of women in top positions: report The European Central Bank, under fire for being largely a men's club, plans to double the number of women in its top ranks.

30 August 2013

Japan PM pledges greater government role at Fukushima Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has promised to the world his government will play a greater role in stopping leaks of highly radioactive water at Fukushima.

29 August 2013

First Kazakhstan aircraft plant fails to produce any planes in 2 years Sunkar, the first aircraft plant of Kazakhstan located in Karaganda oblast, has not produced any aircrafts over 2 years of its operations.

28 August 2013

BTA expects to recover as early as this year assets reportedly siphoned off by the Bank’s ex Chairman Mukhtar Ablyazov We are fully aware that some of the assets will never be recovered: BTA’s Chairman of the Board Kadyrzhan Damitov.

27 August 2013

US judge approves $20 mn settlement in Facebook suit A US judge on Monday approved a deal in which Facebook will pay $20 million for using members "likes" as endorsements for ads.

27 August 2013

Australia's Billabong posts mammoth $771mn loss Embattled Australian surfwear brand Billabong reported a huge Aus$859.5 million (US$771.7 million) net annual loss Tuesday -- triple the firm's market value and far worse than analyst forecasts.

27 August 2013

Japan minister at Fukushima after radioactive leak Japan's government was ramping up pressure on electric utility TEPCO after a huge leak of radioactive water at Fukushima.

27 August 2013

Hon Hai sells 'wearable computing' patent to Google Taiwan's Hon Hai group has sold part of its patent portfolio involving wearable computing to US technology giant Google.

24 August 2013

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