Young, married couples who had not started a family had the happiest relationships, according to a study of British attitudes published on Monday. The initial findings of Understanding Society, a 48.9 million
The home of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle is the "most flirtatious city" of the modern world, a new study showed on Monday. Athens topped a "World Flirtation League", which ranked cities by
Ireland's new leaders have a month to persuade European partners to relax the terms of a controversial bailout or risk the euro zone struggler buckling under the strain of its debts. Enda
– Trial relating to sex scandal starts April 6 The trial of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on tax fraud charges resumed on Monday, the first of three cases to be revived after
"Toy Story 3" won the Oscar for best animated feature on Sunday, becoming the fourth Pixar release to win the category in as many years. In perhaps the least surprising result at
Japan's Nikkei average ended higher on Monday, reversing early losses with help from futures-led buying by commodity trading advisers and month-end window dressing by foreign investors who picked up blue-chip cyclical shares.
Equity markets rallied after a week-long selloff, and crude oil prices edged higher on Friday but were down from peaks earlier in the week on supply fears sparked by the uprising in
The London Stock Exchange's top trading rivals failed to capitalise on the UK exchange's four-hour crash on Friday as trading slowed across the market after the LSE's second trading glitch in a
The world can weather a spike in oil prices, U.S. President Barack Obama said, as Saudi Arabia offered some respite to fears over Middle East oil supplies by indicating it can cover
Deutsche Bank's South Korean brokerage unit was fined nearly $1 mln by the nation's exchange operator, the largest ever imposed by it, for failing to notify it about big derivative trades on
