Paris launches its first car-sharing project next week with the aim of clearing its traffic-clogged boulevards and delivering what its backers hope will be a major boost for electric vehicles. The Autolib
Cyprus issued 13-week Treasury bills worth of 245 million euro with an average yield of 4.60% in an auction held on Friday. The auction was oversubscribed, as the nominal value was 100
* Web firms' data proves irresistible to law enforcers * Demands to hand over user data have become routine * U.S. operators receive estimated 300,000 requests a year * Operators under pressure
Renewed fears of a slowdown in the global economy combined with the long-dragging euro zone debt crisis weighed on European stocks on Friday, as one of the most volatile and worst quarters
Brent crude fell on Friday, heading for a drop of more than 10 percent this month and its biggest quarterly decline in five quarters, while analysts saw little scope for recovery this
Britain's Greater Gabbard offshore wind farm, which could be the world's largest when it opens, is at risk of delays as developers SSE and RWE npower and main builder Fluor argue over
Global chocolate sales rose 2 percent to $83.2 billion in 2010, according to market research firm Mintel. This was helped by growth in places such as China, where sales rose 21 percent
The euro zone crisis looms like a dark cloud over Europe's biggest economy, but Stephan Gais can't see it. Not for now at least. The 55-year old chairman of Mahr, a classic
Global wine auctions and investments will slow next year as the euro zone crisis and slowdown in the U.S. economy take their toll on the wine industry, but Asia may prove slightly
French President Nicolas Sarkozy will meet Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou in Paris on Friday to discuss Greece's debt situation and will then outline a Franco-German strategy to help struggling euro zone
