Is it a book? Is it a movie? Is it a website? Actually it's all three. Anthony Zuiker, creator of the "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" U.S. television series, is releasing what he
Stocks edged lower on Wednesday, beginning a fourth day of declines, after disappointing reports on the labor market and factory orders increased fears the rally may have run too far ahead of
The United States lost fewer private sector jobs in August than in the prior month while companies also planned fewer layoffs, suggesting modest improvement in the beleaguered U.S. labor market. Tentative signs
Cyprus plans to issue EUR 3 bln in three year bonds to domestic banks to assist them in getting cheaper funding from the European Central Bank, the finance ministry said on Wednesday.
The United States lost fewer private sector jobs in August than in the prior month while companies also planned fewer layoffs, suggesting modest improvement in the beleaguered U.S. labor market. U.S. employers
Otsuka: New govt will curb new JGB issuance in 2010/11 Japan's new government will not meddle in the Bank of Japan's policy and market operations, a key lawmaker for the Democratic Party
Pace of attacks rising A car bomb blew up outside the Athens stock exchange on Wednesday, slightly injuring one woman, in what Greek police suspect was the latest attack by leftist or
Norway says some producers should do more for climate Oil-rich states are morally obliged to support tough limits on global emissions and should spend some of their windfall on environmental protection, a
The worst is over for the euro zone economy but it is too early to withdraw fiscal help, top European economic officials said on Wednesday as data showed the area's worst recession
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised on Wednesday to help an extra 85,000 young people to find work or training and avoid creating a "generation lost to work". With Britain mired in
