Turkish Cypriot hardliners swept to victory in parliamentary elections in northern Cyprus on Sunday in a result that could hamper peace talks with Greek Cypriots essential to Turkey's EU membership ambitions. The
The euro retreated on Friday and hit a one-month low against the dollar, dented by uncertain prospects for the euro zone's economy and monetary policy. The euro lost ground against the yen
By Susan Fenton British Trade and Investment Minister Mervyn Davies said on Friday he is not worried about a further slide in the pound while saying a weak currency will help drive
By Fang Yan and Chang-Ran Kim Still new to the trade, Chinese automakers are revving their engines to take an ambitious path to the premium and lucrative end of the car market
Phishing scams have grown up from the unsophisticated swindles of the past in which fake Nigerian princes e-mailed victims, who would get a big windfall if they just provide their bank account
U.S. companies are concerned that they are not getting a fair chance at contracts linked to China's 4 trillion yuan ($585 billion) stimulus package, a leading U.S. business group said on Friday.
The battered global economy faces a difficult year but will begin a recovery in 2010, the European Central Bank president said on Friday, as hopes that the crisis was past its worst
Asian stocks rose on Friday and the yen slipped, after upbeat results from JPMorgan and Google kept a revival of risk taking alive, with Asian shares outside Japan on track for a
Turkish Cypriots vote on Sunday in a parliamentary election likely to give a boost to hardliners and complicate the fragile peace process with Greek Cypriots in the divided Mediterranean island. The vote
The number of Americans claiming jobless aid hit a record early in April and groundbreaking for new homes slumped sharply in March, according to data on Thursday that showed the economy still
