International lenders resume bailout talks with Cyprus on Friday, authorities said, in an attempt to secure badly needed financial aid by the end of the year for an island exposed to Greece's
President Barack Obama rolled to re-election and a second term in the White House on Tuesday with a victory over Republican challenger Mitt Romney as the Democrat overcame deep doubts about his
Storm-weary residents across the New York and New Jersey area encountered confusion and long lines as they went to cast ballots in the presidential election on Tuesday, and regional officials began scrambling
Common visible signs of aging may not just be a vanity or employment problem. They may also be a harbinger of heart disease. In a large, long-term study, people who displayed three
New York City's parks and beaches will be closed at noon on Wednesday for at least 24 hours as a new storm system approaches just over a week after superstorm Sandy devastated
Courtney Meppen-Walters, who is being investigated for causing death by reckless driving, was a surprise name on the Manchester City team sheet for their Champions League group game against Ajax Amsterdam on
A Conservative MP who called British Prime Minister David Cameron and finance minister George Osborne "arrogant posh boys" has been suspended from the ruling party after deciding to take part in a
U.S. stocks climbed on Tuesday as some investors bet that Republican Mitt Romney could pull off a surprise victory in the presidential vote, citing gains in defense and energy shares. Gains were
General business services accounted for 23.2% of gross value added (GVA) in 2010 according to an annual publication by the Statistical Service. Value added at current market prices increased by 7.8% to
Registered unemployment continued to climb on both a seasonally adjusted and actual basis in October. According to the seasonally adjusted data the number of registered unemployed for October 2012 increased to 39,510
