Business News
Gov't: LNG export decisions due by end of year
Energy Secretary Moniz says he will decide on LNG exports by the end of the year
US retail sales jump 0.6 percent in May on autos
US retail sales increased 0.6 percent in May, led by biggest jump in auto sales in 6 months
Nicaragua approving massive canal project
Nicaragua approving handing massive canal project to little-known Chinese company
Launch of US-EU trade talks may be hitting snag
Expectations for Obama launch of trade talks during European visit hitting snag
Council of Europe condemns Greek state TV closure
Council of Europe rights chief says Greece's ERT closure a blow to democracy, urges reopening
US stock market rises after three days of losses
Stocks move higher, breaking a three-day slump, as investors shrug off a slide in Japan
Vatican credit stop emblematic of finance woes
Vatican's credit card debacle far longer and costlier than disclosed
Honda recalling 104,500 cars to fix brakes
Honda recalling 104,500 Acura, Honda cars to fix problem with power brake boosters
EU presents post-Fukushima nuclear safety rules
EU presents tougher nuclear safety rules amid concerns about aging plants, future of energy
US stocks edge lower as Japanese market slumps
Stocks edge lower on Wall Street as Japanese market slides again; H&R Block falls
US rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.98 pct.
Fixed U.S. mortgage rates rose for the sixth straight week, putting the average rate on the 30-year loan just shy of 4 percent.
Futures slump in the midst of a global selloff
US stock futures follow overseas markets lower despite improved US jobs and retail data
How states fared on unemployment benefit claims
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted 334,000 last week, a hopeful sign that steady job gains will continue.
Oil prices fall closer to $95 as US supplies grow
Oil prices fall toward $95 as US crude stocks grow and global demand is seen slowing in 2013
GM's Opel unit to start building cars in Belarus
GM's European unit Opel to start assembling cars in Belarus for Russian market
France hit by train strike after airport action
France suffers through train strike after 2 days of air traffic controller action
State broadcaster's end a blow to Greek identity
Greeks see closure of country's state broadcaster as affront to their national pride, identity
Baby Bounce: Royal infant may help UK economy
Baby Bounce: Birth of royal infant may help sluggish UK economy
H&R Block 4Q profit rises, but misses Street view
H&R Block points to tough tax season as 4th-qtr results fall short of Wall Street forecast



