Internet calling company Skype has secured a deal with Nokia under which the world's biggest phone maker will preload Skype software into some of its new smartphones starting from the third quarter
British inflation fell by much less than expected in January, official data showed on Tuesday, but the surprisingly strong figures should not stand in the way of further monetary policy easing from
The latest by 2010 Cyprus will be offering digital terrestrial TV transmissions, while by 2012 the full transition from analogue to digital TV will be concluded. According to a press release by
Germany appears to be coming round to the French view that euro-zone countries should coordinate their economic policies, two senior French officials said on Monday after meeting the German economy minister. Patrick
Asian stocks fell on Tuesday, with Japan's Nikkei sinking to a near 4-month closing low, while the U.S. dollar surged as investors scrambled for safety from deteriorating global economic conditions and volatile
KPMG Corporate Finance's Global M&A Predictor forecasts that 2009 will see a continued fall in global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) but that deal activity should slowly return late in the year as
The dollar hit a two-month high on a trade-weighed basis on Monday as global recession fears encouraged buying of safer assets, while the yen rose versus the euro as a G7 meeting
Lloyds Banking Group Plc shares tumbled over 20 percent on Monday as a backlash against its takeover of HBOS built after Friday's profit warning revived concerns it may need more state funds
European shares fell on Monday in thin trading, led by financial stocks, on persistent concerns that more help for banks and more coordinated economic stimulus packages would be needed to address the
President Barack Obama has decided to launch a government task force for restructuring the struggling U.S. auto industry instead of naming a "car czar" with sweeping powers, a senior administration official said
