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As clock ticks, EU, Greece pursue quiet diplomacy in a drive to avoid default

EU chiefs to hold emergency meeting on Monday; about Euro 1.85 billion withdrawn in the last two days alone

Greece given 48 hours to reach deal, EU weighs debt

As the political discussions continue, the ECB on Tuesday raised the limit on emergency funding available to Greek banks

Gold trades near 2-week low as Greek negotiations continue

Shares trim weekly gain on Greece concerns

The S&P BSE Sensex lost 0.3% to 27,811.84 at the close in Mumbai, reducing its second straight weekly gain to 1.8%

Chinese stocks tumble as Morgan Stanley says don't buy the dip

The Shanghai Composite Index fell 7.4% to 4,192.87 at the close, bringing its drop from this year's high to 19%

Sugar exports seen doubling as bumper crop looms

Shipments will be 2 million metric tons in the 12 months starting Oct 1

You're wrong if you think markets are ready for Fed: Cohn

Sensex climbs to a 5-week high

Stocks end 8-day rally on Greece

Cook says Chinese tastes considered in Apple product designs

The decision to offer a gold iPhone last year reflects in part the popularity of that colour among Chinese users, he added

Strauss-Kahn shifts focus from sex trial to hedge-fund probe

Chinese stocks rise in Hong Kong after worst week since May 2012

Anhui Conch Cement climbed 4.8 per cent to lead gains on the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index after slumping 11 per cent last week

Romanee-Conti leads Sotheby's wine sale

The most powerful person at the Fed you've never heard of

Scott Alvarez, the Fed's chief counsel, is described by friends as brilliant, stubborn and maddening

Thousands in UK protest against govt austerity

At least 50,000 and up to 75,000 people were expected to participate in central London

New meaning to office grind with workplace wellness plans

Companies spend more on employee wellness initiatives

Dollar outlook dims after Fed projects lower interest-rate path

Futures prices show reduced odds of a central bank interest-rate increase by September, damping demand for dollar-denominated assets

Texas abortion clinics lose bid to remain open past July 1

Texas had over 40 licensed clinics before the Republican-controlled legislature passed the new law in 2013

Sceptic Aberdeen turns bullish on India as valuations shrink

Fed's view of fragile economy means slow path for rate increases