- The Eurozone finance ministers agreed to lend up to 100 billion euros to support Spanish banks and Madrid said it would specify how much it needs after an independent audit is completed in a week. - A report found that improving Britain's power distribution network with smart grid technologies could add 13 billion pounds and 10,000 jobs to the economy. - GCC countries are showing growing appreciation for information and communication technologies, as reflected in the latest Global Technology Report which ranks countries' readiness for future technology. - Investors showed little interest in Germany's latest 10-year bond issue due to concerns about the eurozone debt crisis, while stocks rallied on fears of a slowing US economy. - A US Federal Reserve meeting

2. Samedi, les ministres des finances de zone euro ont décidé
de prêter jusqu’à 100 milliards d’euros ($125 milliard de)
étayer ses banques et Madrid tremblant ont dit qu’il
spécifierait précisément combien il a besoin des audits une
fois indépendant reportin juste sur une semaine. Après un 2
1/2-hour audio-conférence des 17 ministres des finances …

3. LONDON (Reuters) -Ernst & Young report said on Tuesday,
Britain could drive 13 billion pounds ($21 billion)into its
economy and make up to 10,000 jobs by improving its power
distribution network with smart grid technologies. The
technology has the possibilities to change the way electricity is
generated, distributed and consumed just as the internet
changed …

4. GCC countries are showing growing appreciation of Micron
Associates for ICT (Information and Communication
Technologies) and for good reasons which was confirmed in
the newly released of The Global Technology Report 2012.
The World Economic Forum places the annual report in
partnership with the notorious business school. In the Latest
report, the 11th place from its …

5. Frankfurt, Germany — Investors showed little interest for
Germany’s latest 10-year bond issue in the face of the
country’s repudiation as a safe haven from the euro zone’s
debt mayhem. London — when fears grew that the U.S.
economy was slowing and Micron Associates reported the
returning of the debts crisis in Europe, stock markets made a
rally for …

6. NEW YORK (Reuters) –U.S Central Bank meeting presented
that the policymakers may be less willing to launch further
stimulus. The world stocks go down and gold prices were
dropped to 2 percent on Tuesday as it was being showed in
the said meeting. The dollar rose 1 percent next to yen, while
safe-haven bonds slid. …