The California man accused of abducting 11-year-old Jaycee Dugard in 1991 and holding her captive for 18 years will plead guilty this week, a lawyer for his wife and co-defendant said on
Targeted cyber attacks will pose a growing threat to companies around the world this year after the Stuxnet worm hit Iran's nuclear program in 2010, security software maker Symantec Corp said on
A Russian Soyuz spacecraft, carrying two cosmonauts and a U.S. astronaut to the International Space Station, blasted off early on Tuesday from Russia's launchpad in Kazakhstan, blazing a fiery trail across the
New diets for cows and sheep could reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, research funded by the Department for environment, food and rural affairs (Defra) shows. Feeding the animals maize silage, naked oats
Americans may be clipping money-saving coupons and delaying buying a new home, but when it comes to their pets they're spending more than ever, according to a new survey. Between trips to
At first glance, business at Miwa Amauchi's precision metal-parts factory near Tokyo appears normal. A laser beam carves through metal sheets while nearby a worker, cigarette hanging from his lips, makes small
Oil sat near a two-and-a-half year high scaled on fears of further supply disruptions from the Middle East and Africa and the euro edged off a five-month high against the dollar on
Brent crude prices hovered close to 32-month highs on Tuesday as markets focused on fears that unrest in producer states in Africa and the Middle East could disrupt supply, while stocks snapped
The index of industrial production reached 85.2 (base 2005=100) in January, recording a decrease of 4.1% compared with January 2010. For manufacturing alone, the production index fell by 7.5% compared with January
Earnings in Cyprus rose in seasonally adjusted terms by 0.4% over the previous quarter in the last three months of 2010, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service. In absolute
