Asian shares extended gains for a seventh day on Thursday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve took new stimulus steps to bolster the economy, pressuring the yen with expectations the Japanese central bank
Facebook Inc began rolling out a variety of new privacy controls on Wednesday, the company's latest effort to address user concerns about who can see their personal information on the
Cyprus decided on Wednesday to launch negotiations with Dutch company Vopak Oil EMEA, which won the tender for the petroleum delivery and storage terminal at Vassiliko. Speaking after the Council of Ministers
Germany signalled on Wednesday it was ready to back plans to give the European Central Bank new powers to supervise banks across the bloc, raising the prospect of a breakthrough on the
Greece's foreign lenders hailed a bond buyback as a success even though it narrowly fell short of a target to cut the country's debt, paving the way for Athens to get long-delayed
The parliament of Cyprus slashed state spending on benefits on Wednesday in a bid to convince prospective international lenders it would stick to its side of an austerity bargain in a multi-billion
– EU ministers meet in Brussels in bid to break impasse – ECB supervision first step towards closer integration – Cyprus proposes compromise to end logjam on ECB supervision An impasse over plans
easyJet, the UK's largest airline, is this week launching its latest recruitment drive seeking up to 20 recent graduates or students graduating summer 2013 to join its European Graduate Programme. The airline
This summer's Olympics games in Britain's capital generated 28 percent less carbon dioxide emissions than was forecast as energy use at venues was cut, the London Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games
Asian shares rose on Wednesday buoyed by strength in global equities markets, hopes of a deal from U.S. budget talks and expectations for more stimulus from the Federal Reserve when it ends
