Asian shares fell on Wednesday, led by Chinese markets, with soft commodity prices making investors nervous a broader pullback in risk taking may be unfolding. This week's 14 percent plunge in silver
An influential member of Germany's governing coalition backed the possibility on Tuesday of easing the terms of Greece's euro zone bailout, a move that might help Athens better weather the debt crisis.
Star Alliance members, TAP Portugal and AEGEAN have decided to expand their commercial partnership, by adding new direct code-share services between Lisbon and Athens, as well as to new destinations in Greece,
Search parties scouring the sea bed off Brazil's northeast coast have recovered the second of two flight recorders from the Air France aircraft that crashed into the Atlantic in June 2009, investigators
Sony CEO Howard Stringer faced harsh criticism of his leadership after the consumer electronics conglomerate revealed hackers may have stolen the data of another 25 million accounts in a second massive security
Workers at Japan's crippled nuclear plant began putting up equipment on Tuesday to allow the start of repairs to its cooling systems, key to bringing reactors under control after they were badly
World stocks fell on Tuesday as investors pocketed gains after a five-session winning run, while the dollar recovered from a 33-month low, sending crude and copper prices lower. Equities have been buoyed
European Parliament Vice President Gianni Pitella said here today that he will ask EU head of External Relations Catherine Ashton to place the Cyprus talks as a priority for the EU. Pitella
Candidacies for the parliamentary elections of May 22 will be submitted on Tuesday, for the 56 seats of the House of Representatives and the three seats for the religious groups of the
Sony's Internet security crisis deepened on Monday with the company revealing hackers had stolen data of another 25 million users of its PC games system in a second massive breach for the
