Britain's banks face new rules to stamp out sales incentives that have encouraged mis-selling of financial products going back two decades, the Financial Services Authority said on Wednesday. UK banks have been
The government is looking into ways to improve control at check-points, along the ceasefire line, dividing Cyprus’ northern Turkish occupied areas from the southern government controlled part of the country, Minister of
Budget carrier easyJet Plc said on Wednesday it would roll out allocated seating across its network from November following a successful trial this summer. Europe's second-largest low-cost carrier after Ryanair had tested
Nokia and Microsoft Corp will take the wraps off the struggling European company's most powerful smartphone on Wednesday, in what may be their last major shot at winning back a market lost
Cyprus will not ease off fiscal austerity measures required by its European Union partners if it secures a 5 billion euro loan from Russia, its foreign minister said on Tuesday. The Mediterranean
Asian shares slid to near six-week lows and the euro fell on Wednesday, as investors turned edgy ahead of a pivotal European Central Bank meeting on Thursday and U.S. payroll data on
A gunman shot dead one person inside the Montreal theater where the leader of Quebec's separatist Parti Quebecois was addressing supporters in the wake of a narrow election win in the Canadian
Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou clarified Tuesday that Moscow has not taken a decision on Cyprus’ request for a new bilateral loan yet and that no reply has been conveyed to Nicosia as
Almost 2,000 Hungarians protested in Budapest on Tuesday against the government's decision to allow an Azeri soldier who had killed an Armenian officer in 2004 to return home, leading to heightened tensions
Unemployment among young people is likely to rise globally as the euro crisis hits emerging economies and more discouraged jobless youth drop out of the labour force altogether, the International Labour Organization
