Europe's biggest economy Germany and tiny Estonia were the only euro zone countries which reduced their public debt in the first quarter of this year. The bloc is in the longest recession
World shares were testing a five-year high on Monday as a strengthening of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's grip on power in weekend elections were seen as a boost for his radical
Japanese stocks led Asian markets higher on Monday after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's big election win over the weekend, but a rebound in the yen prompted some profit taking that knocked the
UBS said it settled a Federal Housing Finance Agency lawsuit over soured mortgage investments, taking an 865 mln Swiss franc ($919.63 mln) charge against second-quarter earnings for litigation, impairments and other provisions.
Lufthansa Group has landed first prize in the technology category of The Airline Strategy Awards conferred by the prestigious Airline Business magazine, underlining the technical competence and power of innovation of Lufthansa
Teens in a deprived area of east London are sparing no expense when it comes to impressing their friends for a few hours by hiring exotic cars with a price tag that
Pope Francis, moving to overcome major crises in the Holy See, on Friday set up a special commission to reform its economic and administrative departments, the Vatican said. The commission, which will
The British government unveiled what it described as the world's most generous incentives for shale gas on Friday, offering tax breaks to drive investment in a sector that has already transformed the
Britain's Stansted airport on Friday urged the government to let it expand into a four-runway hub, the latest group to put forward multi-billion-pound plans aimed at addressing London's air capacity crunch. The
Queen Elizabeth hopes baby comes soon as she's off on holiday British mother and baby products retailer Mothercare is hoping the imminent birth of the nation's heir to the throne will provide
