By Andrew Marshall The colour of the T-shirts worn by the mobs of protesters paralysing Thai politics may change from time to time, but everything else about the country's damaging deadlock remains
Asian stocks pulled back from six-month highs on Wednesday but held up after the drop on Wall Street overnight, with hopes for more Chinese stimulus spending helping offset reports of weak first-quarter
The deficit facing 7,400 of Britain's pension funds worsened in March to 242 billion pounds ($356 billion), more than 10 times its year-ago level,according to the Pension Protection Fund, an insurance scheme
Uncertain corporate outlooks and data showing the U.S. economy is still suffering weighed on global stocks on Wednesday, despite claims from U.S. President Barack Obama that his remedies were starting to work.
Swiss bank UBS said on Wednesday it was cutting a further 8,700 jobs as losses from the global financial crisis mount, while data from the United States to China and Korea gave
US Stocks fell on Tuesday after an unexpected drop in retail sales dampened recent optimism over the state of the U.S. economy. Sales at U.S. retailers fell 1.1 percent in March, snapping
Sales at U.S. retailers unexpectedly fell in March after two months of increases, a government report showed on Tuesday, dimming hopes the recession was close to hitting bottom. However, Federal Reserve Chairman
Aegean Airlines has announced new flights from Pafos International Airport, further strengthening aviation links between Cyprus and Greece. Aegean Airlines new service to Athens commences on April 15th and there will be
Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou said on Tuesday that Turkey must understand that the Cyprus problem is an obstacle to its EU accession course. Commenting on remarks by Turkish officials, Stephanou said that
President Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday he was deeply alarmed by Russia's soaring unemployment, which he said was rising far faster than officials had forecast. Russia's $1.7 trillion economy is heading into
