Twitter filed a lawsuit on Thursday in a U.S. court against five websites that it accuses of creating tools for spamming, as the social media firm battles a wave of automated tweets
President Nicolas Sarkozy pledged to achieve a budget surplus for the first time since 1974 and cut France's swelling debt if re-elected on May 6, warning that his Socialist rival would lead
The Bank of England held back from giving Britain's fragile recovery an extra boost on Thursday, as the economy appears to have narrowly avoided falling back into recession despite a shock drop
A U.S. appeals court has revived lawsuits by Viacom Inc, the English Premier League, and various film studios and television networks accusing Google Inc of allowing copyrighted videos on its YouTube service
The euro hit a three-week low against the dollar and global stock markets dipped on Thursday as Spain's debt burden fueled worries about further problems for euro zone economies and curtailed investors'
Greece's technocrat Prime Minister Loucas Papademos arrived in Cyprus for a two-day official visit to discuss issues related to recent energy finds and exploitation, as well as regional security matters. ''Our aim'',
Greek bank shareholders are under pressure from Athens to contribute billions of euros to recapitalise the lenders so that the government can avoid taking them over. Investors will find out by April
Iran's oil flows to Greece have stopped this month, depriving the Islamic Republic of one of its most loyal European customers and leaving Greece with its financing troubles struggling to buy elsewhere.
The Egyptian arm of Greece's Piraeus Bank, valued at over $200 million, has attracted five suitors from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, two sources told Reuters on Thursday. Talks
Jumbo, Greece's largest toyseller, raised its profit forecast on Thursday, citing a favourable euro-dollar exchange rate and lower than expected transport costs. Most Greek retailers are struggling with a deep recession but
