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US tobacco giant Reynolds bans smoking in its offices The second largest tobacco producer in the United States, Reynolds American said it will ban smoking in all indoor office spaces, bowing to smoke-free social norms.

24 October 2014

Toyota shares rise on record profit report Shares in Japanese auto giant Toyota advanced in Tokyo trade following a report it is set to book a record operating profit in the six-month period to September.

24 October 2014

Italian PM vows to publish cost of EU institutions in budget row Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced his intention to make public the cost of the European institutions, as a row exploded over his country's budget plans.

24 October 2014

Latvian official suprised at high prices in Astana A Latvian official has been surprised at the high prices in Astana.

24 October 2014

'Cloud' lifts Microsoft earnings above expectations Microsof reported quarterly profits ahead of most expectations, as revenues got a boost from its Xbox consoles and Internet "cloud" services for enterprises.

24 October 2014

Britain's Cameron in new row over EU demand for extra 2.1 bn euros Prime Minister faces a fresh showdown with the EU after Brussels demanded an extra 2.1 billion euros from Britain because its economy is thriving while Europe stalls.

24 October 2014

Kazakhstan harvests sweet potato first time for South Korea Sweet potato was planted in three different regions of Kazakhstan in a pilot project for South Korea. First harvest has been obtained.

23 October 2014

Peugeot says sales edge ahead in long haul out of crisis Peugeot Citroen said sales in China surged by almost half in the third quarter, keeping the French auto group on the road to meet annual targets under its turnaround plan.

23 October 2014

Total names new head, and chairman after CEO death: union Total named Patrick Pouyanne, currently head of refining and chemicals, as its new chief executive while former CEO Thierry Desmarest was appointed chairman.

22 October 2014

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Aktau plane crash: Chronology of the disaster

yesterday, 20:52

Air crash in Aktau: video from the plane cabin has appeared

yesterday, 17:48

Plane crash in Aktau: Passenger list published

yesterday, 14:44

Aktau plane crash: Black box recovered

yesterday, 22:18

Plane crash in Aktau: Survivor list published

yesterday, 15:49

All Kazakhstani citizens confirmed dead in Aktau crash, says transport minister

yesterday, 21:55

Children who survived the plane crash are citizens of other countries

yesterday, 17:35

Preliminary cause of the plane crash in Aktau has been named

yesterday, 16:43

Crew members of plane that crashed in Aktau are Azerbaijani citizens

yesterday, 20:19

Aktau plane crash: Investigation to proceed with aircraft wreckage

yesterday, 23:15

Blogger detained after filming plane crash site in Aktau

yesterday, 16:07

What is known about the plane crash in Aktau

yesterday, 12:45

Plane involved in Aktau crash underwent full inspection in October

yesterday, 23:27

Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry expresses condolences over plane crash in Aktau

yesterday, 21:26

Memory of victims of the Baku-Grozny flight crash honored in Astana and Aktau

yesterday, 18:14

Aktau plane crash: Emergency Ministry releases images from site

yesterday, 16:33

Ministry for Emergency Situations clarified number of survivors

yesterday, 13:31

Vinokourov will open bicycle shop in Almaty

27 April 2012, 18:37

“Any help:” Phone number shared for relatives of Aktau plane crash victims

yesterday, 22:38

Plane crash in Aktau: Government сommission begins work at crash site

yesterday, 18:31

Amazon, Simon & Schuster sign book retail deal Amazon has reached a deal with American book publisher Simon & Schuster, the companies said.

21 October 2014

Merkel: Allies should help Ukraine pay Russian gas debt German Chancellor Angela Merkel called on Ukraine's allies to help the war-scarred nation pay off its gas debts to Russia.

21 October 2014

Kazakhstan to revisit its 2015 budget with falling oil prices in mind There are certain signs of economic slowdown. For the 9 months of the year the country’s economy has only grown by 4%. The Government is doing its best to support entrepreneurship with affordable loans: Baiterek State-run Hoding Company Head.

21 October 2014

Philips blames Russia, China slowdowns for plunge into loss Dutch electronics giant Philips posted a 103-million-euro net loss on third-quarter earnings, blaming a patent lawsuit and ever-slowing markets in China and Russia.

20 October 2014

France calls on Germany for 50 bn euros in investments Cash-strapped France called on Europe's economic powerhouse Germany to invest 50 billion euros more by 2018.

20 October 2014

Dollar gains as eurozone concerns linger The dollar Friday climbed against other currencies following dovish comments from US and British central bankers and continued concern about the eurozone

18 October 2014

Putin calls on Europe to help Ukraine pay gas debts Russian President Vladimir Putin called on Europe to help Kiev cover its gas debts with Moscow following talks with his Ukrainian counterpart.

18 October 2014

Stock market plunge an 'over-reaction': IMF's Lagarde International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde said the plunge in global stock exchanges this week was due to a market "over-reaction".

18 October 2014

Russia's Rosneft takes EU to court over sanctions Russian oil giant Rosneft and a close associate of President Vladimir Putin are fighting the EU in court over sanctions imposed on some of Russia's biggest companies.

18 October 2014

Jimmy Choo steps out on London stock market Shoemaker to the stars Jimmy Choo stepped out Friday on the London stock market in a float valuing the business at £545.6 million.

17 October 2014