The sudden boom in U.S. oil and natural gas production could eventually lead to a shift in relations with the Middle East as the United States becomes a net exporter of energy,
– Senator calls for study of videogame violence – Multi-billion video industry declines comment – TV watchdog group praises Hollywood for pulling violent content The multi-billion-dollar videogame industry came under scrutiny
U.S. prosecutors charged two former UBS traders on Wednesday with taking part in a multi-year scheme to manipulate Libor and other benchmark interest rates, making them the first individuals to be criminally
The Maya Calendar did not predict the end of the world, according to NASA and ESA scientists who have talked to the Cyprus News Agency. They also said that there is no
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed the 2013 state budget which contains the measures approved for the adjustment programme, agreed between the government and the Troika (IMF, EC and ECB), as
Asian shares retreated from near 17-month highs on Thursday and commodities fell as negotiations to avert a U.S. fiscal crunch turned to personal taunts, putting at risk a timely solution as well
Cyprus is facing high risks concerning the sustainability of its public finances, along with Spain, says the annual Fiscal Sustainability Report 2012, issued by the European Commission. The report notes that the
Instagram, which spurred suspicions this week that it would sell user photos after revising its terms of service, has sparked renewed debate about how much control over personal data users must give
Rating agency Standard & Poor's on Tuesday raised Greece's sovereign credit rating to B-minus with a stable outlook from selective default, citing Europe's efforts to keep the country part of the euro.
Japanese carmaker Nissan will invest around 250 million pounds ($405 million) to build a new version of its Infiniti luxury brand in Sunderland, northeast England, from 2015, creating 1,000 jobs. Sunderland, which
