NASA was informing employees this week that a laptop computer with personnel information such as social security numbers was stolen from a locked car two weeks ago, potentially putting thousands of workers
The road to recovery can be measured in exclamations, some of execration, some of joy. "It's like a living hell," said Latoya Miller, 29, of Red Hook, one of the New York
BP Plc is expected to pay a record criminal penalty and plead guilty to criminal misconduct in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster through a plea agreement it has reached with the U.S.
* Gov't seeks better terms, revenue from bidders * The Cyprus government has gotten itself into a muddle, again. Only this time, it seems to have favoured a lower-rated consortium in
Prime Minister Erdogan has mooted restoring the death penalty and introducing a presidential system of government as the 2014 election looms nearer and he looks to boost Turkey’s status as a regional
The three teams of Troika technocrats from international lenders wrapped up their meetings on Tuesday with all-day talks at the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank where they discussed fiscal and
Asian stocks edged up on Wednesday but global equities lacked the impetus for a decisive rebound, with European shares set to fall as investors continue to fret over the United States' looming
Nations often owe creditors more after debt restructurings – not less – as limping economies, weakened banks and more take their toll, Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday, suggesting that debt-laden Greece
Diabetes is running at record levels worldwide and half the people estimated to have the disease are, as yet, undiagnosed, according to a report on Wednesday. The number of people living with
President Francois Hollande, grappling a sickly economy and dismal ratings, vowed to make France more competitive and urged voters to judge him on his long-term success in reviving growth and jobs, not
