Global steel production dropped in January and output in top producer China fell 13 per cent, data from a producers' body showed on Tuesday, as industrial demand remains weak and economic prospects ar
A joint venture between Anglo American and cement maker Lafarge would damage competition in the British market for construction materials, the Competition Commission said, outlining potential remedies
When Bill Clinton told American executives that they’d be “nuts” not to invest in Ireland, many were already ahead of the former president.
Qatar's sovereign wealth fund Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) said it had completed the acquisition of Credit Suisse's headquarters in London and leased it back to the bank.
Swiss investment bank UBS faces a 10-fold rent increase in the world's most expensive city for office space, as the main lease on its Hong Kong offices nears its end.
Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development Co plans to repay about 5 billion riyals ($1.3bn) of debt this year as the Saudi Arabian developer sells land to build its cash holdings, the chief financial offic
Lafarge, the world's largest cement maker, plans to cut its €12 billion ($15.7bn) debt pile further in 2012 through more asset sales and cost cutting as it seeks to regain its investment grade credi
Dubai's property sector will see up to 16,000 new units come on the market this year, the head of its real estate watchdog said on Wednesday, adding further pressure to an already oversupplied sector.
Singapore’s January private home sales rebounded from their lowest in two years, boosted by purchases in the suburban areas of the island state as some developers offered incentives after government
ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, will keep the furnaces at its Florange plant in eastern France shut until at least the end of June, union officials said on Tuesday following a meeting w
