The decline in motor vehicle registrations moderated in October, according to Sapienta Economics calculations, with the number of vehicles registered falling over the year earlier by 0.5%, compared with a drop of
The euro, stocks and commodities fell on Tuesday as a bailout for debt-soaked Ireland failed to allay fears of a wider euro zone crisis, prompting investors to seek safety in the U.S.
Shares in China and Hong Kong were lower by midday on Tuesday as a stronger dollar prompted investors to dump metals and mining issues, while Hong Kong developers extended losses on government
Australia and Japan will hold fresh negotiations on a free trade pact in January, Australia's Trade Minister Craig Emerson said on Tuesday after talks with Japan's foreign minister. Australia and Japan started
India's prime minister will face questions in the Supreme Court on Tuesday over his handling of an alleged telecoms scam as parliament remains paralysed over demands by the opposition for a full
Australia's central bank has decided to sell out of a bank-note joint venture at the centre of a police investigation into corruption allegations. The Reserve Bank of Australia said on Tuesday it
Qantas will resume flying Airbus A380 superjumbos this week on a limited basis, giving Airbus and engine maker Rolls-Royce a confidence boost after an engine failure crippled a jet with 466 people
Weather Services International (WSI) expects temperatures for December-February to average colder than normal for Britain and western continental Europe, the U.S.-based forecaster said on Monday. "Based on all of the available evidence,
U.S. security officials will rethink the invasive airline passenger screening procedures that have caused a public uproar on the eve of the busy U.S. holiday travel season, Transportation Security Administrator John Pistole
Ireland's Green Party, the junior government coalition partner, called on Monday for an election to be held in January and said it would pull out of government once a series of fiscal
