Dutch defender Alexander Buttner's transfer from Vitesse Arnhem to Manchester United moved a step closer on Monday when he flew to England for a medical with the Premier League club. Buttner, 23,
Bank of Cyprus is looking into swapping part of its loan book with a Greek bank operating on the island as part of moves to strengthen its capital base, it said in
When Angela Merkel backed Mario Draghi to become president of the European Central Bank in May last year, many in Europe assumed it was with resignation, a setback for her and Germany.
A team of top hackers working for Intel Corp's security division toil away in a West Coast garage searching for electronic bugs that could make automobiles vulnerable to lethal computer viruses. Intel's
British-born filmmaker Tony Scott, director of such Hollywood blockbusters as "Top Gun" and "Crimson Tide," jumped to his death on Sunday from a bridge over Los Angeles Harbor, the Los Angeles County
Nokia will bring Zynga's global hit games, Draw Something and Zynga Poker, to Nokia Asha Touch devices in Q3 2012 as part of their partnership announced earlier this summer. Asha Touch users
Asian shares inched lower on Monday, taking a break from recent gains when investor risk appetite had risen on hopes that Europe's policymakers will take decisive steps to tackle the euro zone's
Common supervision of European banks, possibly by the European Central Bank, would help restore confidence and protect the financial system, ECB Governing Council member Panicos Demetriades was quoted on Sunday as saying.
Greece will not leave the euro zone unless the country "totally refuses" to fulfil any of its reform targets, the head of the Eurogroup said on Saturday, as Germany insisted the crisis-stricken
Tourism arrivals rose over the year earlier by 3.4% in July to reach 371,453 compared with 359,104 in July 2011. The Russian market continued to surge ahead, with an increase of 40.7%
