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ArcelorMittal Temirtau cuts wages by 25% for locals and by 50% for foreigners ArcelorMittal Temirtau has temporarily reduced the wages of foreign employees by 50 percent and of local personnel by 25 percent.

04 February 2015

Toyota raises full-year profit forecast to record $18 bn Toyota raised its earnings forecast for the year to March, saying it expects to book a record $18.1 billion annual net profit thanks to a weak yen and cost cuts.

04 February 2015

Abbas orders probe into West Bank Mohammed cartoon Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas has ordered an investigation into a drawing of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed which appeared in a West Bank newspaper.

04 February 2015

Samsung to expand range of smart appliances Samsung is to launch a range of smart refrigerators, air conditioners and washing machines as its seeks to expand its business in Internet-connected homes.

03 February 2015

Kenya obtains nearly $700 mn in IMF backing Kenya obtained nearly $700 million worth of precautionary loan support from the International Monetary Fund.

03 February 2015

Greek finance minister says eyeing new debt deal by 'end May' Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said he wanted to reach a new agreement with international creditors on his country's debt burden "by the end of May".

02 February 2015

Germany's anti-euro party agrees to slim down leadership A congress of Germany's anti-euro AfD party ending moved to streamline its leadership structure in a bid to be more effective after weeks of dispute within the fledgling group.

02 February 2015

Burger chain Shake Shack sizzles in Wall Street debut Shake Shack, a hamburger chain that prides itself on fresh ingredients and good service, soared in its first day of trade on Wall Street.

31 January 2015

Jay Z to acquire Wimp music service US rap star Jay Z made a $56-million foray into the music streaming business, buying Norway's Wimp in a bid to compete with giants like Spotify and Apple.

31 January 2015

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EU must realise Russia sanctions lead nowhere: Moscow The European Union's decision to extend sanctions against Russia over Ukraine is a destructive policy that will lead nowhere.

30 January 2015

Toyota says to return to World Rally Championship in 2017 Toyota said it would come back to the World Rally Championship in 2017, nearly two decades after the Japanese auto giant withdrew from the motor sports event.

30 January 2015

Total chief says to slash exploration outlays by nearly third The chief executive of Total said the French oil company would slash spending on exploration by 30 percent this year due to the drop in the price of oil.

30 January 2015

Honda cuts profit forecast as airbag recall weighs heavy Honda cut its full-year net profit forecast as the Japanese automaker faces soaring recall costs.

30 January 2015

Gaza war pushed Palestinian economy into recession: IMF The war between Israel and Gaza drove the Palestinian economy of Gaza and the West Bank into its first contraction since 2006, the International Monetary Fund said.

30 January 2015

Amazon surprises with $214 mln quarterly profit Amazon surprised the market with a quarterly profit far better than anticipated for the online giant known for investing for the long term.

30 January 2015

Apple ties with Samsung as world's top smartphone vendor Apple caught up with Samsung as the world's biggest smartphone vendor in the fourth quarter of 2014, thanks to booming sales of its new iPhone 6.

29 January 2015

Obama to request hike in US military budget: officials President Barack Obama plans to ask for an increase in military spending in a proposed budget for 2016.

29 January 2015

Russia's Gazprom profits plunge 61%, hit by Ukraine row Russia's gas giant Gazprom said its third quarter profits plunged 61 percent as supplies were suspended to Ukraine, one of its main customers.

29 January 2015

IMF begins work on 'Plan B' as US blocks reforms The IMF said it would begin working on alternatives to its stalled, five-year-old reform program after passing another year without the required ratification.

29 January 2015