Europeans May Outfox US on Options
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The group that sets US accounting rules decided yesterday to delay for six months its plan to force companies to treat stock option grants as immediate expenses.
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European Union officials kept up pressure Tuesday on the United States to curb its deficits to help bolster the sagging dollar amid fears a strengthening euro would stifle Europe's fledgling economic recovery.
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Options, options, options -- when will the madness end?
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Investor's Business Daily - Competition: European elites love to deride America's rough-and-tumble economy as a crude game of winner-take-all. Their economy, they insist, is far superior. But a new study suggests that view is very wrong.
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Europe's bourses are expected to open slightly firmer on Wednesday as the benchmark price of US dipped below &#36;46 a barrel.
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The US has told the European Union it risks the loss of military technology cooperation with the Pentagon if the EU lifts its arms embargo on China, the Financial Times said, citing unidentified Pentagon officials.
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European stocks are under pressure on fears that central banks will not follow the US in slashing interest rates.
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Business & money: Mounting US crackdown on foreign companies doing business with Iran provoke opposition in Europe.
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According to US Trade Representative Susan Schwab, the US is now considering taking action with the WTO over existing and proposed European tariffs on LCDs, set top boxes, and MFDs.
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Europe is in the midst of another bout of angst about its currency, amid signs the Bush administration will tolerate a prolonged weakness in the dollar.
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Europe and the United States could be headed for a trans-Atlantic trade war over the issue of government aid to Airbus and The Boeing Co.
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THE euro nations expressed concern overnight at sharp volatility in currency rates, and in a thinly veiled call to the US urged âall major countriesâ to put appropriate policies in place.
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European companies would be allowed larger stakes in U.S. airlines under a tentative agreement reached yesterday between the United States and European Union. It also would give carriers more freedom to choose trans-Atlantic routes, potentially leading to lower fares.
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You can&#39;t get much clearer than No. That was the strongly implied response of the US Treasury secretary, John Snow, to Europe&#39;s growing cries that he help it deal with a weakening dollar by intervening to stop the slide.
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Setting ground rules for competition is one thing, but seeking to determine outcomes is another. In European antitrust, there is more a doctrine of âreining inâ powerful companies than in the United States.
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Add another entry to the list of how Americans and Europeans are parting ways. Several German companies, which rushed to have their shares traded on U.S. exchanges during the bull market of the late 1990s, are ...
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LONDON  - With the euro soaring against the U.S. dollar, some analysts say European companies on the lookout for bargains would charge into the United States, snapping up easy acquisitions.