| UK- Save taxi protest
Relatives and supporters of taxi drivers hold a demonstration outside of the headquarters of Transport for London, in London, yesterday. ... France foils 1,000 bids to cross Channel
French police said they had prevented more than 1,000 desperate attempts by migrants to get into Britain via the Channel Tunnel yesterday, ... Suicide bomber kills six at market in Nigeria
A female suicide bomber on a tricycle killed six people yesterday in a new attack on a market in Maiduguri, witnesses said, as Nigeriaand ... Ashes series swings in England's favour again
Ian Bell delighted a capacity crowd at his Edgbaston home ground with a sparkling unbeaten fifty as England defeated Australia by eight ... Nadal beats Cuevas, reaches semi-finals of Hamburg Open
Top seed Rafael Nadal defeated fifth seed Pablo Cuevas 6-3, 6-2 yesterday to set up a Hamburg semi-final clash against Italian veteran ... GM to invest $1bn in India to boost exports
General Motors Co said yesterday it will invest $1bn over the next few years to turn India into a global export hub, even as it cuts ... Shell to axe 6,500 jobs and cut spending to cope with lower oil prices
Royal Dutch Shell is to axe 6,500 jobs this year and step up spending cuts, responding to an extended period of lower oil prices which ... Dollar, bond yields rise on U.S. rate hike bets
 The dollar jumped and world stocks were left flat-footed on Thursday after the Federal Reserve painted a relatively bright picture of the ... OPEC chief says oil cartel 'not ready' to cut production
OPEC Secretary-General Abdullah El-Badri said on Thursday the oil producers' cartel is not planning to cut production despite the fall in ... Oil should not fall further: Opec
Opec expects increasing oil demand to prevent a further fall in prices and sees a more balanced market in 2016, its secretary-general said ... Breakthrough in quest for Ebola vaccine
An Ebola test vaccine provided blanket protection in a field trial in Guinea, said researchers Friday, possibly heralding "the beginning of the end" ... Russia's central bank makes small rate cut as ruble weakens
Russia's central bank on Friday made its smallest interest rate cut this year as it juggled attempts to resuscitate the economy with inflation fears ... Mixed messages from Russia, France on warship compensation deal
Russia has reached a compensation deal with France for the non-delivery of two Mistral warships, a Kremlin aide has said, but Paris on Friday denied ... IMF approves $1.7 bn loan installment to Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund announced Friday the approval of a $1.7 billion loan installment to Ukraine despite uncertainty about the country's ... EU opens anti-trust probe into FedEx/TNT Express tie-up
The EU on Friday opened an anti-trust probe into FedEx's 4.4 billion euro deal to buy Dutch rival TNT Express, a key tie-up for the ... New generation of skinny skyscrapers alters NY skyline
Super tall, super skinny and super expensive: a new generation of New York skyscrapers, some taller than the Empire State building, are altering the ... Eurozone inflation, jobless rates unchanged
Inflation in the 19-nation eurozone was unchanged in July while the jobless rate for June was also flat, suggesting the economy maintained only ... Asia stocks mostly up, dollar edges lower
Most Asian markets advanced Friday on a healthy batch of economic growth data out of the United States but Shanghai sank again, extending the ... Athens stock market to reopen Monday: finance ministry source
Greece's main stock exchange in Athens will reopen on Monday after being closed for five weeks by the Greek debt crisis after the government imposed ... Windows 10 entices millions in first day
Some 14 million people installed the Windows 10 operating system in the first 24 hours following its release, Microsoft said, calling the response ... European stocks close higher
European equities closed up on Friday, with London's FTSE 100 index gaining 0.41 percent to finish at 6,696.28 points.In the eurozone, the CAC 40 in ... China new home prices up in July
China's new home prices increased in July for the third straight month, a survey showed Friday, as the market continued to recover on the back of ... Swiss central bank books record loss of 50 billion francs
Switzerland's central bank said Friday it lost a record 50 billion francs in the first half of 2015, due mainly to ... Welsh surf park offers world's longest man-made waves
A surf park on the edge of Snowdonia National Park in Wales opens Saturday, a 300-metre long lagoon that promises the longest man-made ... Japanese firm to mature whisky in space
Japanese whisky will be sent into space next month to test how time in a zero-gravity environment affects its flavour, one of the country's biggest ... Lloyds profits rise despite further mis-selling costs
Britain's state-rescued Lloyds Banking Group said Friday that net profits rose by 31 percent in the first half, despite setting aside further funds ... |