High Tech Computer (HTC), the world' s fifth-largest smartphone maker, said Thursday it will release its fourth-generation (4G) smartphone and tablet computer in South Korea in July.
Swedish Automobile said Thursday it cannot pay the wages of staff at wholly owned subsidiary Saab, as it struggles to find funding from investors.
Apple Inc. plans to introduce a new iPhone in September featuring faster chip and more advanced camera, U.S. media reported on Wednesday.
Yahoo Inc., Japan's Softbank Corp. and Chinese Internet company Alibaba Group say they remain in "constructive" talks and have made "encouraging progress" toward compensating the two Alibaba shareholders for the loss of Web payment service Alipay.
Nokia Corp. said Wednesday it has completed a deal to outsource Symbian software development to Accenture, including the transfer of 2,800 workers to the global management-consulting firm.
The US economic recovery is going more slowly than expected, but the Federal Reserve will end its 600-billion-dollar Treasury bond purchase program by the end of June as scheduled, said the Fed in a statement released on Wednesday.
Australian brewer Foster's Group Ltd. said Tuesday it has rejected a 9.5 billion Australian dollar ($10 billion) cash takeover offer from beer-maker SABMiller PLC, saying the bid undervalues the Australian company.
Ailing Finnish cellphone maker Nokia will launch its first smartphone using the Microsoft Windows platform later this year, and will begin to ship the models in volume in 2012, Chief Executive Stephen Elop said on Tuesday.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday warned Europe that there could be "large global spillovers" if euro area stakeholders fail to undertake decisive action to tackle the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
China's quality watchdog said Monday that it has decided to adjust import restrictions on foodstuffs and farm produce imported from Japan imposed after the nuclear crisis stemming from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
New Zealand's Fonterra, the world's biggest dairy company, has raised 300 million yuan (42 million, 56 million NZ dollars) through an issue of renminbi (RMB) bonds in Hong Kong that was almost six times oversubscribed, the company announced Monday.
Eurozone finance ministers put the next tranche of loans for Greece on hold after talks dragged into the early hours of Monday, asking Athens to approve new austerity measures first.
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