. U.S. cable network HBO on Monday unveiled the cast for its upcoming financial crisis movie "Too Big to Fail," led by Paul Giamatti as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Ed
. More than two hours a day spent watching television or playing computer games could put a child at greater risk for psychological problems regardless of their activity levels, according to a
. The Facebook phenomenon strikes again, this time helping catapult two new 20-somethings into the ranks of America's richest for the first time and bringing down the average age of the country’s
. By Chris Vellacott and Lisa Jucca (Reuters) Tax authorities in Europe should not buy stolen data to help find tax evaders in offshore centres, a top HSBC private banker said. "It
. Latvia's election last weekend showed voters can forgive — perhaps even reward — the toughest austerity measures if they are seen as necessary and voters do not blame those in power
. INTERVIEW: By Michele Kambas (Reuters) The United Nations special envoy for Cyprus expressed hope on Tuesday that a deal on the divided island could be brokered by the end of the
. Korean credit card receivables have featured low delinquencies, low defaults, and high principal payments over the last few years, including during the financial crisis in 2007, according to a new report
. By Gwladys Fouche, Reuters Uncertainty over British plans to change renewable energy regulation could halt investments in offshore wind power for up to three years, Norwegian energy company Statoil said. Statoil
. Greek lender Attica Bank does not favour becoming part of a big state-controlled banking pillar and wants to stay independent and grow through buyouts, its chairman said on Tuesday. The government
. Britain's new opposition leader said on Tuesday economic policy should focus on growth, not just cutting the budget deficit, and he would not support irresponsible strikes against planned spending cuts. Labour
