The first of Chile's 33 trapped miners were hoisted to safety in a capsule barely wider than a man's shoulders on Wednesday, cheering, punching the air and hugging their families after two
Oil rose past $82 on Wednesday after China's crude imports jumped last month, while a weaker dollar and expectations of economic stimulus by top consumer the United States burnished the appeal of
An Agreement between the Republic of Cyprus and the Kingdom of Denmark for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to taxes on income, was signed
The European Parliament and the EU strongly support the efforts towards reaching a solution to the Cyprus problem which will re-unify the island to the benefit of all its people, the President
Universities in England should be freed from restrictions on the amount they charge students for their education, a government-ordered review said on Tuesday. The recommendation could see fees for tuition rising sharply
Microsoft's last-ditch attempt to reclaim its prominence in the smartphone market won favorable early reviews on Monday, but it may come too late to claw back customers from Apple and Google. The
A U.S.-wide foreclosure moratorium could penalize pension funds, insurance companies and other investors and make new loans more expensive, an investor group and industry experts warned on Monday. Temporary pauses in foreclosures
British economic activity slowed sharply in the third quarter, the British Chambers of Commerce said on Tuesday, reiterating its call for the Bank of England to inject more stimulus to protect the
Hon Hai, maker of Apple's iPhone, faces new allegations of worker abuse at its sprawling China plants in two reports that claim conditions have not improved despite company promises after a rash
Dealers eyed a line in the sand for the dollar on Tuesday as the U.S. currency held firm against most of its Asian counterparts, while China said its currency reforms did not
