Truck drivers returned to work on Monday after Shanghai took steps to a defuse a strike at China's busiest container port, leaving some drivers demanding more and setting an example of militancy
Greece is considering extending maturities on its sovereign debt to make it sustainable, two national newspapers said on Friday, joining a flurry of recent press reports outlining options for a possible restructuring.
The dollar hovered around three-year lows on Friday and looked set to come under further pressure next week, while a stronger yen weighed on Tokyo stocks in holiday-thinned Good Friday trade. Gold
China signalled on Thursday it was ready to buy more debt from the euro zone's weaker states, in a move to help stabilise the bloc's fragile finances and protect its business interests.
Bulgaria plans to spend up to 2 bln levs ($1.5 bln) on buying and maintaining military equipment by 2020, Defence Minister Anyo Angelov said on Thursday. Bulgaria — a NATO and European
Citigroup said it had done nothing wrong after Greece launched a probe into market rumours about an imminent restructuring of the country's sovereign debt that had hit Greek bank stocks. Greek banks
Moody's Investors Service said it views the development of mortgage lending business in Russia as generally credit positive for the banks involved. “This lending provides the banks with a granular source of
Royal bride-to-be Kate Middleton has visited the grave of Princess Diana, mother of her future husband Prince William, ahead of their wedding next week, Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper reported on Thursday. William
The U.S. dollar slid to a three-year low against a basket of major currencies on Thursday, a move which could see it test record lows, while Asian stocks jumped as investors scrambled
Cyprus Tourism Organization has described as very important and a great honour the fact that Cyprus’ beaches have ranked among the best beaches on the “Trip Advisor” website. A CTO press release
