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Clashes occurred in Lausitz when around 300 demonstrators forced their way into the Schwarze Pumpe power station

Despite signs of change on the ground, high-profile corporate tussles continue to bamboozle investors

The president also praised the government’s measures to overcome energy shortages

Speakers discuss pre-budget measures and IMF's 'anti-growth policy' at seminar

Load-shedding for the industrial sector had already ended

Segregation of client assets is critical as brokers have been penalised for using client money illegally

Revenue from January to March is down 64 per cent year-on-year to Tw $14.8 billion

KPCCI president says government should exempt traders from all taxes for five years

Recent increase in share prices comes after almost nine months of bearish trends in the stock market

Bill Shorten, a 48-year-old ambitious former union chief, will take on the Liberal Party's Turnbull

Around a million Pakistanis are said to have left the country for better work opportunities in 2015 alone

Pakistan would soon move to a path of poverty reduction and improvement in other socio-economic indices, Dar says

Google autonomous test fleet will more than double with the addition of 100 new 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans

Even if Obama avoids public spat, he faces prospects of presiding over the trade dispute during final months in office

Global risks including slowdown in China and the danger of Britain leaving the bloc are harming the economic recovery

Britain votes on June 23 in an in-out referendum on whether to stay in the EU

The figure is more than half of Nigeria's current foreign exchange reserves of $27 billion

AIIB will jointly finance major new highway in Pakistan in its first co-financed project with ADB

Government stimulus measures, lower commodity prices and low unemployment will help drive regional expansion

The interpretations being given to these texts appear to be misleading at best and flat out wrong at worst: US

The two sides decided to increase by three times the current trade volume of around $6 billion

A strong currency is damaging for Japan's exporting giants, such as Toyota and Sony

Australia, which has successfully avoided falling into recession for almost 25 years, posted better-than-expected GDP

Powerful economic propaganda makes innocent students believe in absolutely incredible myths about how economy works

Pakistan’s policies are such that it is much easier for companies to exist in informal sector than in formal one

Recall would cover 2013-2017 including some Nissan Altima, Leaf, Maxima, Murano, Pathfinder, Sentra and Rogue models

Car buyers will receive 4,000 euros when they choose a purely electric vehicle and 3,000 euros for a plug-in hybrid

The dogs in Gong's farm, one of thousands across the country, are bred specifically for consumption

A move which could lead to continental price wars and reduce Russian market domination

Apple says iPhone sales drop, slipping to 51.19 million units in the recently ended quarter compared with 61.17

Given its sweep, analysts say the plan's boosters are likely to come up against an array of obstacles

Shipbuilders rack up massive losses after slumping oil prices sapped demand for tankers and offshore drillers

BP announces a net loss of $583 million (517 million euros) for the first three months of the year

Top global brands will be fighting it out to electrify buyers at China's premier car show opening Monday in Beijing

After deep turbulence in international financial markets expectations lower to just one or two quarter-point increases

It is the second leak from within the military acquisition project

Obama's trip intended to lend momentum to flagging efforts to see the world's biggest trade pact finalised this year

The payment ends a decade-long battle in the US federal courts

Chinese manufacturers and Internet giants in hot pursuit of their US counterparts in race to design driverless cars

IMF has been so supportive of government’s economic policies that it has given us as many as 14 waivers in two years

Personnel from MAS and CAD, which fights white-collar crime, entered the trading floors of at least four brokerages

Shares plunge more than 40 percent after the automaker's shock admission it cheated on fuel-efficiency tests.

BoJ shocked markets after it adopted the negative rate policy, effectively charging banks to store excess reserves

China's proportion of global exports rose to 13.8 percent last year from 12.3 percent in 2014

'The upturn in the German economy will continue both this year and next year' Gabriel says

It will be the first sovereign loan in at least 15 years to the kingdom, the world's biggest oil exporter

PM Manuel Valls criticised an attempt to derail talks about unemployment insurance

Intel looking to shift to mobile, emerging technologies such as health care, wearables and other connected devices

China is becoming one of the biggest mining investors in Greenland, agreeing a free trade deal with Iceland

Xu Shaoshi says there are weak risk controls to prevent corruption from happening