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Cina
Peugeot turnround boosted by China sales
Latin American operations are still struggling
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India
Foreign firms with India units could mine, sell coal: sources
Govt could allow commercial coal mining by foreign companies if they set up units in the country, opening the door for global giants like Rio Tinto to access the world's fifth largest coal reserves, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Turchia
Rival Libyan PM meets Turkish envoy in first known meeting with foreign visitor
Libya's self-declared prime minister Omar al-Hasi met Turkey's special envoy for Libya
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India
Fears for tough penalties grow as India cleans up business
Investors have welcomed the effort to clean up India's capital markets, but many caution that excessive zeal carries risks for both broom-wielding regulators and investors.
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Cina Camerun
China's economy grows at slowest pace in 5 years
China's economic growth waned to a five-year low of 7.3% last quarter, raising concerns of a spillover effect on the global economy but falling roughly in line with Chinese leaders' plans for a controlled slowdown.
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Canada
Canada threatens trade sanctions over U.S. meat labeling law
Canada could slap trade tariffs on U.S meat, wine, cheese and other exports in response to a U.S. meat labeling law that the World Trade Organization recently declared unfair.
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India
India's economy rebounding: Conference Board index
The Conference Board's Leading Economic Index (LEI) for India increased 0.9 per cent in September to 183.5 after declining 1.2 per cent in August. The index is calculated using eight indictors of economic activity - interest rate spread (10-year ...
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Dubai's DIC expects two major asset sales within 18 months
Dubai International Capital to offload Doncasters, Almatis in bid to cover outstanding debt ahead of scheduled repayment
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Cina Camerun
China economy grows at slowest pace in 5 years
Employment remained strong through the third quarter
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Qatar
Allianz unit Euler Hermes eyes double-digit growth in GCC trade credit insurance
Euler Hermes, which protects its clients against non-payments, has a exposure of $13b in the GCC region and plans to open three more offices in region in 2015