The euro zone economy shows little sign of recovering before the year-end despite an easing of financial market conditions, European Central Bank Mario Draghi said on Thursday after interest rates were left
Royal Dutch Shell , RWE and TransGlobe Energy have won concessions in Egypt's first licensing round since the 2011 revolution in a sign that international oil firms are undeterred by a payment
The Vatican congratulated U.S. President Barack Obama on his re-election but reminded him on Wednesday of the thorny differences between the Catholic Church and his administration over abortion and healthcare. The Vatican
UK shares fell sharply from two week highs on Wednesday after concerns over growth in Europe and the U.S. swamped initial relief that the U.S. presidential election had been settled quickly. The
* Democrats control Senate, Republicans retain House * Fresh from a decisive re-election win, President Barack Obama returns from the campaign trail on Wednesday with little time to savor victory, facing urgent
OTE, Greece's biggest telecoms group, is expected to announce a drop in third quarter profit, weighed by recession in its markets and cuts in regulated prices for cell phone calls. Analysts polled
The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday said it would return to Cyprus this week to resume talks about a potential rescue package for the indebted island nation which has been burned by
Thousands of Greeks shouting anti-government slogans flooded into the main square before parliament on Wednesday, in a massive show of anger against lawmakers due to narrowly pass an austerity package to win
The euro zone economy will barely grow next year but pick up in 2014, the European Commission said on Wednesday, forecasting slower growth than governments in all the bloc's biggest economies expect.
Cyprus will stay mired in recession through this year and next, the European Commission said on Wednesday, with its cash-strapped banks and the economic gloom in Greece weighing heavily. The island will
