Chancellor Angela Merkel warned EU partners on Wednesday against competing to produce big stimulus packages for their economies and defended her plans for Germany as policies of "measure, middle ground and reason".
Massive stimulus plans to drive the world out of recession took centre stage on Wednesday with the European Union considering a 200 billion euro boost and China announcing its biggest interest rate
Touchscreen phone users are discovering that much of the fun in their devices stems from applications — those little nuggets of convenience, amusement and distraction available for download on the slightest whim.
Blockbuster Inc on Monday said it would roll out a new digital media player that brings fewer, but more recent titles from the Internet to consumers' televisions than a six-month old offering
Consumers who rely on the user-edited Web resource Wikipedia for information on medications are putting themselves at risk of potentially harmful drug interactions and adverse effects, new research shows. Dr. Kevin A.
The suicide of a Missouri teen could have been avoided had she not been tormented online by a mom who lived a few houses away, prosecutors said on Monday, describing the girl's
A financial sector rally lifted Hong Kong and South Korea stock markets on Wednesday following an $800 billion Federal Reserve effort to bolster U.S. lending, while the aftermath of BHP Billiton's dropped
Former UBS AG chief Marcel Ospel, at the centre of a Swiss media campaign against excessive pay for UBS bankers, and other ex-board members agreed on Tuesday to return 33 million Swiss
European shares eked out a gain on Tuesday, as advances in banks and energy stocks offset falls in autos and drugmakers and a slide in Rio Tinto after BHP Billiton dumped a
Greece's third largest lender Alpha Bank reported a slight decline in net profit in the first nine months of the year and said it was suspending its expansion in eastern Europe due
