British retail sales rose at their fastest annual rate in over two years in July as a heat wave boosted sales of barbecue food and outdoor items, adding to signs that third-quarter
The bodies of close to 250 people killed in Egypt's political violence are being held at a mosque in northeast Cairo, witnesses said, indicating the death toll may be higher than the
The stars may be aligning for a long-awaited deal between Apple and China Mobile, the world's biggest mobile carrier, that could help the iPhone maker claw back lost ground in its most
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan dismissed reports he was sick and had been hospitalised in the past week on Thursday and questioned the media's motives for speculating on his health. On Monday,
Britain's benchmark equity index fell on Thursday, weighed down by falls in heavyweight healthcare stocks, while strong UK retail sales data reignited the prospect of an earlier-than-expected interest rate rise. The blue-chip
China's powerful price regulator could target the petroleum, telecommunications, banking and auto sectors next in its investigations into violations of the country's anti-trust laws, state media quoted a senior official as saying.
World shares edged lower and the dollar fell on Thursday as uncertainty over when U.S. Federal Reserve will begin cutting its monetary stimulus offset a brighter economic picture in Europe. Markets have
Real GDP in the second quarter declined on a seasonally adjusted basis by 5.2% compared with the same period of 2012, according to the latest flash estimate by the Statistical Service, Cystat.
The government of Cyprus wants the return of the abandoned city of Famagusta as a first positive and practical step on the part of Turkey, ahead of a new round of United
Pope Francis told the Italian and Argentine soccer teams that he could not decide who to back in their friendly match on Wednesday, but he urged them to set a good example
