U.S. new home sales fall 2.9 pct in November

Sales of newly built U.S. single-family homes slowed in November to the weakest levels since 1991, according to Commerce Department data on Tuesday that offered fresh evidence of housing market distress. The

UK Q3 GDP decline sharpest since 1990

Britain's economy shrank by more than previously thought in the third quarter and for the first time since the early 1990s, official data showed on Tuesday, raising concerns the UK is heading

UK shopper numbers rise on Monday – survey

UK shopper numbers increased 13.6 percent on Monday compared to the same Monday in 2007 which was Christmas Eve, a survey showed on Tuesday. "Yesterday's figures signalled that shoppers were out in

Bulgarian winemakers pin hopes on quality

By Tsvetelia Ilieva Bulgaria's economy is fast losing steam, exports are shrinking and corruption is threatening the European Union aid that has underpinned growth. But the Todoroff winery has a strategy. "We