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Nigeria's state-owned petroleum company is at the center of a contentious debate over the whereabouts of tens of billions of dollars in oil revenue.

Jitters over lock-up have already weighed on shares, which have fallen 12.1pc since beginning of April

If we're really back to weighing not counting, then I suspect this process has further to go

Below is the April 12th "Thoughts from the Frontline" newsletter, republished in full. “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face.” – Mike Tyson For the last 25 days I’ve been traveling in Argentina...

As things stand, there are two ways that the so-called "tech bubble" is most likely to play out

U.S. stocks plummeted amid a volatile exchange Friday, causing the NASDAQ Composite (INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) to close 1.3 percent lower, below the 4000 mark, making it the lowest ending for a week since 2012.

Plans for a new Six Flags theme park project in Dubai signal an advance for the region's tourism-based economy after a few very bumpy years. After a free fall during the global financial crisis, the global tourism indust...

Norovirus outbreaks have already struck eight cruise ships this year; is your cruise safe?

t was another rough week for the markets as the heavy selling came as the average investor was trying to digest the significance of the market rigging headline that I discussed last time. The selling hit panic levels on ...

Mohamed El-Erian, who left investment firm Pimco earlier this year, tells the Journal that his approach, and Bill Gross's, stopped meshing.

The Intelligent Investor: When you pay too much for a dream stock, don't be surprised if you end up with a nightmare, writes Jason Zweig.

China's decision to hire an internationally respected financial expert as the chief economist of its central bank, the first ever to hold such a post at the People's Bank of China, signals a strong commitment to accelera...

The judge in Detroit's municipal bankruptcy case approved a troublesome settlement the city reached with two banks owed nearly $300 million.