Denmark's A.P. Moller-Maersk has agreed to buy oil assets in Brazil from South Korea's SK Energy for $2.4 bln to gain access to current production and growth potential, Maersk said. The Danish
Bats Europe's bid for rival Chi-X Europe marks a period of consolidation among the new breed of exchanges, weakened by a fight over market share with traditional bourses. Chi-X Europe and U.S.
The Ministry of Finance announces that in order to comply with its EU obligations, zero – rated VAT in a wide range of food, medicine and vaccines will be abolished as of
Core OPEC ministers began arriving in Cairo on Thursday ahead of talks expected to broach how high an oil price the world economy can stand as the market hovers near two-year peaks
Oil prices held above $90 a barrel, close to their highest in two years on Thursday as cold weather boosted demand and U.S. stockpiles shrank while Russian oil pipeline supplies to Europe
She may be the ancient Greek Goddess of Love, but a picture of a nude Aphrodite on the new passport of Cyprus has set more than hearts racing. Cypriot diplomats are furious
World stocks hit their highest level since September 2008 on Thursday while oil held near a two-year peak as favourable U.S. data reinforced expectations economic growth will retain momentum into next year.
China may be ready to launch its first aircraft carrier in 2011, Chinese military and political sources said on Thursday, a year ahead of U.S. military analysts' expectations. Analysts expect China to
Almost 5 million Britons are expected to go online on Christmas Day and spend over 150 million pounds ($232 million) as they look to grab bargains and beat a rise in January
SHOCKING IMAGES RELEASED WHILE RYANAIR REFUSES TO COMMENT ON ‘TEST FLIGHT’ SPECULATION Ryanair, Europe’s airline, yesterday 22nd Dec confirmed that the Captain of flight FR1397 from Olso Rygge to London Gatwick
