Melbourne, May 19 (ANI): Over two-thirds of Australia's chief executives intend to keep women out of senior leadership roles, a new study has revealed.

-Asian markets fall heavily on Europe, US manufacturing data. -Nikkei down 3%, Hang Seng Index 1.3% lower, S&P ASX 200 down 2.7%.

The Australian share market ended a little lower yesterday, despite a positive start to the session. The ASX 200 Index (XJO) fell 8 points to 4157 points.

(RTTNews.com) - Asian markets are seeing a sell-off on Friday following a weak lead from Wall Street where stocks fell overnight on weak economic data.

By Daniel Inman Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES HONG KONG (Dow Jones)--Asian markets fell heavily Friday, with Japan's stock index slumping to its lowest level in four months, as poor US manufacturing data added to rising worries over Europe after Moody's ...

UNEMPLOYED SOCIAL worker Mary Burton had never heard the term “forced place insurance” when the monthly mortgage payments on her modest Staten Island home suddenly shot up from $864 to $1297.