Car maker Saab ran out of room for manoeuvre on Monday when its Dutch owner filed for bankruptcy, calling time on a nine-month battle to rescue the struggling Swedish marque. Saab's cash
Planning a trip and looking for some recommendations? A new app aggregates information from guidebooks, local and international publications and friends to provide useful suggestions. The iPhone app called Wenzani was developed
European finance ministers will pursue plans on Monday to enhance the IMF's arsenal and press on with a drive for tighter fiscal rules in an attempt to assuage doubts they can overcome
To understand what ails BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd in the U.S. market, just ask eBay Inc Chief Executive John Donahoe. The world's biggest online auction site had about a hundred
Berlin played down talk of Germany paying its whole contribution to the permanent euro zone bailout scheme up front next year instead of over five years to boost market confidence, with the
The main opposition party in Cyprus dealt a blow to the ruling Akel communist administration winning 26 of 38 mayoral seats in Sunday’s local elections and increasing its nationwide votes by 5
Greece's central bank liquidated ailing TBank, one of the country's smallest lenders, on Saturday, forcing it to merge with state-run Hellenic Postbank. "TBank's license has been revoked and the bank has been
Serbia will spend 380 million euros ($495.79 million) to gain full control of its state-run Telekom Srbija, buying back a 20% stake held by Greece's OTE, a unit of Deutsche Telekom. Telekom
The euro zone will tackle its debt crisis this week by offering more cash to the IMF and long-term liquidity to banks, while moving towards tighter fiscal rules, after ratings agency Fitch
The dollar bounced against major rivals in Asia on Monday, as uncertainty following news of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's death increased the U.S. currency's safe-haven appeal. North Korean state television reported
