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Crude oil futures were trading lower during early morning trade in the domestic market on Friday as investors and speculators continued to cut risky bets in the energy commodity amidst heightened fears over a worsening supply glut in the global oil market. US crude supplies climbed for the seventh week on the trot, up by 4.22 million barrels last week, the EIA said, adding that supplies of the fuel in the world's biggest oil consumer

Fresh from her conversation with AO.com CEO John Roberts at London's Retail Week Live event, Facebook's head of Europe Nicola Mendelsohn explains how retailers can use social media campaigns to gain traction with consumers.

Earlier in the opening trade, the 30-share index fell by over 14 points due to profit-booking at higher levels amid a weakening Asian trend. Brokers said investors booked profits, following upsurge in the past few seasons. They said the sentiments further dampened on a weakening Asian trend. The Asian markets were down, tracking a sell-off in global shares late last week, as investors continued to shed risk ahead of the closely fought US presidential election and looked past a strong US jobs data to fragile economic growth worldwide. Stock Tips by optiontips.in Adani Enterprises Ltd. Time Frame: 2 months current: 222 Target: Read More on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/11/optiontipsin-profit-booking-at-higher.html

Gold stumbled today, dipping 23.65 to trade at 1694.25. Gold struggled to make a headway and tumbled more than one percent after the US Federal's new bond-buying program pushed prices to two-week high levels.

The biggest mover on the weekly Global Precious Metals MMI® was the price of Japanese palladium bar, which saw a 3.8 percent decline. This comes on the heels of a 2.9 percent increase the week before.

Gold prices are modestly higher at the start to a new week of trading on December 18, 2012. The precious metal is recovering losses from earlier in the session on mild bargain huntin, and after a report showed manufacturing in the New York area contracted more than expected, boosting expectations for expanded stimulus measures from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

This year has been an extraordinary one in terms of economic news. From unprecedented central bank action across the world to nail-biting near catastrophies in Europe, we've just about seen it all. We've seen the tremendous economic implications of the US election, followed by the fiscal cliff debate in Washington. None of this however, could have prepared me for what we saw last week.

One can simply repay back the funds within the small duration of 3 to 4 weeks or fix the due date on the date of arrival of your next paycheck to make the repayment convenient and on time.

IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced this week the selection of five Brazilian startup companies which are considered "helpful to build smart cities". These startups are finalists of an event called Smart Camp, which will happen on November 10th and 11th , in Rio de Janeiro, and will unite government and business leaders

Argentina was not in the best time already for international investments when Cristina Kirchner had announced the nationalization of YPF last week. The announcement scared a lot of investors fearing that the trend could widespread throughout the region. The event, however, was predictable, as told to Timizzer Argentinian business journalist Hernan Dobry. The airline company Aerolíneas Argentinas, the enegy maker Enarsa, and water distributor Aysa were also previously nationalized by the Kirchner government...

Self-audit yourself and reflect as to how many thank you notes and thank you calls you make daily. May I suggest you make a resolution today to start tomorrow and keep on doing for forty days-a magic figure-which will turn this into a good habit and will become part of your discipline. Don't wait for time or mood or better stationery, just do it now! I do.

Charles Schwab… the sixer management concept! The first-ever employees to make a million dollars a year were Walter Chrysler and Charles Schwab in the USA. Schwab once asked a consultant to suggest how he could get more done in one day. The consultant, after spending a week with him, suggested the following: "Every morning, write down what are the six most important things you want to do on that day. And start doing the first one first. And then the second and third. And if by then the day is gone, next day add three more. Do this for one month if it works, send me your payment." Schwab sent him $25,000! I walk what I write or quote! Some consultants are very good for you.

Over the past week Britain has been locked in EU deliberations over new EU banking regulations with the other member states of the EU. George Osbourne claims that current proposals to implement Basel III … more

SunGard makes wealth and asset management businesses appointments Fred Naddaff has joined SunGard's Asset Management business as managing director of strategic business development. In this role, Mr. Naddaff will formulate a comprehensive managed services …

[Business Solutions , News , Startup ] Women's businesses in the UK are being held back by gaps in knowledge about business funding. A new free guide launched this week by women in business organisation, Prowess 2.0, as part of Finance 4 Start … more

As a result of a drought in Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, future prices of soybeans are going up at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Last week, the value of soybean reached the record of US$ 13.80 a bushel, increasing 23.6 percent since December.