Britain said it will keep restrictions on the number of Romanians and Bulgarians allowed to work in Britain until the end of 2013 to avoid harming the jobs market at a time
Euro zone citizens would support giving authorities the power to limit national governments' spending, ECB governing council member Athanasios Orphanides said on Thursday, adding that a failure to bring the debt crisis
Delays in Turkey's negotiations to join the European Union are becoming "insulting", the country's president said on Wednesday, warning that support for EU membership among the Turkish people could be lost. President
* Wal-Mart, Old Navy, Kmart, Toys R Us, open on Thursday: Kohl's, Macy's, Target, Best Buy open at midnight * The holiday shopping season starts in earnest on Thursday, with retailers anxious
Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich's interest in building a new stadium for his Chelsea football club at Battersea Power Station in London has been revived after a bid by Malaysian firm SP Setia
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has inspired sportswear manufacturer Nike to create a jacket based on the tattoos on the Sweden and AC Milan forward's upper body. "Tattoos are an art form and were very
Zenit St Petersburg are set to face UEFA sanctions following crowd trouble during Wednesday's Champions League game against APOEL Nicosia. German referee Felix Brych was twice forced to halt the Group G
The number of conference tourism events and participants for 2010 has been increased according to the results of the “conferences and incentives survey” conducted for the fifth consecutive year by the Cyprus
The euro zone is struggling to design a fired-up bailout fund capable of protecting Italy and Spain nearly a month after European leaders agreed on the plan, adding to concerns that the
Britain's top share index rose on Thursday morning in low volumes, after eight days of loses and ahead of British GDP data and with U.S. markets closed for a holiday. Miners and
