By Pedro Nicolaci da Costa (Reuters) U.S. mortgage rates fell on Monday after the government seized control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, raising hopes the plan would provide at least temporary
Serbia's parliament overwhelmingly backed the Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the European Union on Tuesday, a move expected to cement the nation's bid for membership of the bloc. The pact will be
The London Stock Exchange suffered its worst systems failure in eight years on Monday, forcing the world's third largest share market to suspend trading for about seven hours and infuriating its users.
The Cyprus Theatre Organisation (THOK) will get its own theatre, a move which has been described as a unique architectural work and a jewel for Nicosia and Cyprus. The contracts for the
European shares rose on Tuesday, led by banking stocks that extended gains after a strong rally in the previous session on the U.S. government's move to take control of top mortgage companies.
British manufacturing output fell for the fifth straight month in July, the longest stretch of declines in seven years, official data showed on Tuesday, in another sign the economy is slowing sharply.
Asian stocks retreated and government bonds rose on Tuesday in a sobering realisation the U.S. takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac addressed some risks stemming from the financial crisis but has
British house prices kept falling sharply in the three months to August even as the average number of home sales per surveyor hit a new low, a survey showed on Tuesday. The
Top cellphone maker Nokia has opened up its media sharing site and games offering on Facebook and is looking to broaden ties with the fast-growing social networking site. Niklas Savander, the head
Google Inc has stepped up efforts to digitize dozens of historical newspapers and make scanned images of the original papers available online, the Internet search leader said on Monday. In a blog
