– Break someone's arm and leg for 300 euros – Set a car on fire for 1,000 euros – Put someone in hospital for a month for 1,500 euros A fortnight ago,
Fresh from surviving a political crisis, Prime Minister Enrico Letta must return rapidly to Italy's daunting economic problems but much depends on the fate of the man who tried to bring him
New routes to Clark, between New York and Milan and a new A380 service to Brisbane Emirates’ expansion reaches new heights with the launch of flights to Clark in the Philippines, the
Asian stocks were pegged back on Friday, with Japanese shares hitting a four-week low and the dollar languishing around an eight-month trough as the U.S. budget standoff dragged on, building fears of
IKEA, the world's biggest furniture retailer, is to sell solar panels at its British stores, the first time it has offered the devices and marking an attempt to tap growth in the
To meet growing passenger demand Gulf Air, Bahrain’s national carrier, today announced it will increase its flights between Bahrain and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan by 30% from 14 to 21 flights
Turkey has been trying for years to join the European Union, presenting itself as a growing economic and political power and a bridge to Asian and Middle Eastern markets. But the next
The U.S. dollar sagged to eight-month lows on Thursday as the U.S. government shutdown dragged on with no end in sight, though share markets found comfort in expectations major central banks might
Greek refrigerator equipment maker Frigoglass will move part of its production from Romania and Turkey back home in an effort to keep its domestic plant operating and secure about 100 jobs in
The euro zone and its currency are in better shape than they were, and less susceptible to political instability in countries like Italy, Portugal and Greece, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi
