The British army apologised on Tuesday after nearly 40 long-serving soldiers were told by email that they were losing their jobs. The 38 warrant officers, including one deployed in Afghanistan, were told
European shares rose on Tuesday, extending the previous session's 29-month closing high, after encouraging results from corporate heavyweights Barclays and French food group Danone. The results helped the market shrug off initial
British consumer price inflation surged to double the Bank of England's target in January, official data showed on Tuesday, raising pressure on the central bank to increase interest rates. The Office for
Eurogroup, the euro area Finance Ministers, meeting gave on Monday the green light to Cyprus’ fiscal adjustment programme, which will be approved during today's meeting of the EU Economic and Financial Affairs
Asian stocks were broadly steady On Tuesday after traders took China's closely-watched inflation data in their stride, while the euro regained some ground after hitting a three-week low the previous day. London
Former Brazil striker Ronaldo announced his retirement on Monday, ending one of the most successful careers in soccer. The 34-year-old three-times FIFA World Player of the Year, a twice World Cup winner
When there is bad news to deliver to your boss it's best to get it out in the open rather than letting the situation fester. Accepting responsibility is a key part of
A renewed outbreak of cacophony in the European Union is fuelling market doubts about whether the bloc will come up with a convincing solution to the euro zone's debt crisis next month.
Britain's Prince Harry is to be Best Man at the wedding of his elder brother William to Kate Middleton, the princes' office confirmed on Monday. Middleton has also, as expected, chosen her
Brent crude oil rose to around $102 a barrel on Monday, supported by Chinese trade data showing rising crude imports in the world's second-largest consumer and by concerns about continued unrest in
