Shares in security giant G4S slid further on Tuesday as widespread criticism of its Olympic debacle set the tone ahead of an appearance by its chief executive before what is expected to
FIFA President Sepp Blatter set out to mend his relationship with Germany on Tuesday by clarifying comments which appeared to suggest the country could have “"bought" the right to host the 2006
A large fire broke out in a 42-storey tower block in central Istanbul on Tuesday, sending thick smoke billowing into the air, though there were no immediate reports on casualties. Live images
Greece sold 1.625 billion euros ($1.99 billion) of 3-month T-bills on Tuesday, with the yield slightly falling from a previous auction in June, the PDMA debt agency said. The sale's bid-cover ratio
Asian shares surged and the euro recovered on Tuesday as investors covered short positions and hunted for bargains while awaiting U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's view on the U.S. economy expected
Greece's fourth-largest lender Piraeus Bank said it was interested in cash-strapped rival ATEbank, as the country's battered banking sector moves to consolidate to weather a debilitating debt crisis. Piraeus is the first
Rising imports pushed Bulgaria's current account deficit to 1.7% of GDP in the first five months of the year as investment in the Balkan country speeds up, central bank data showed on
Euro zone banks are not fully benefiting from the European Central Bank's record low interest rates as funding costs in the market remain high, ECB policymaker Christian Noyer told German financial daily
Cyprus’ annual inflation recorded a significant decrease in June 2012, while Euro area annual inflation remained unchanged and EU inflation increased slightly, according to Eurostat data. The lowest inflation rate in the
Shares in Nokia Oyj fell over 3% on Monday after the company slashed the price of its flagship smartphone, with investors seeing it as a sign of desperation in its battle against
