China urged the United States to proceed with extreme caution and return to the United Nations to discuss Syria after Washington said it was not seeking Security Council approval for action in
The Argyle Pink Diamond Tender, showcasing the finest coloured diamonds from Rio Tinto Ltd's mine in northwest Australia, opens its doors to about 100 carefully selected gem enthusiasts in Hong Kong this
Opposition leader Alexei Navalny made an unexpectedly strong showing in Moscow's mayoral elections that could alarm the Kremlin and fuel Russia's flagging protest movement, despite an ally of President Vladimir Putin winning the vote
Former U.S. basketball star Dennis Rodman returned on Saturday from his second visit to North Korea this year where he again met the reclusive country's leader Kim Jong-un, but did not come
An unmanned Minotaur 5 rocket blasted off from the Virginia coast on Friday to send a small NASA science satellite on its way to the moon. The Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment
Classic cars such as Ferraris, Bugattis and Bentleys soared by 28% in value in the year to June, outstripping gold, art and luxury London property thanks to rising demand from wealthy Asians.
Australia's conservative leader Tony Abbott voted at a Sydney surf club on Saturday, exuding confidence as polls pointed to a landslide election win over Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and an end to
U.S. President Barack Obama resisted pressure at the G20 summit in St Petersburg on Friday to abandon plans for air strikes against Syria and enlisted the support of ten fellow leaders for a
. Corporate governance: Context and ‘inside-out’ practices By Petros Florides Around the world, two systems of corporate governance have developed in response to different contexts. The “Outsider System” is mostly found in
. Understanding balance sheet creative accounting By Rakis Chistoforou, Director, R C Business Valuation & Forensic Accounting Ltd Creative accounting occurs when companies take advantage of loopholes to show that they are
