The shockwaves of the Italian parliamentary elections, in which the biggest winner is a protest party led by a comedian, were felt by stockmarkets across Europe on Tuesday.
In French newspapers today: problems facing the French government, what happens now that America has avoided falling off the fiscal cliff, the dangers posed by oral contraceptives, and the crisis ...
Cairo's stock exchange doesn't like the Egyptian president's confrontation with the military. Controversy continues over the deaths of two Nigerian politicians at a funeral.
On 18 May, Facebook went public on the Nasdaq stockmarket. Unfortunately for the social networking site, the shares started to quickly fall leaving shareholders not so happy. What happened?
How the troubled euro is working to the rand's advantage, the row over South African PresidentZuma's genitals and the effects of a new disease hitting kenyas maize crop are the top stories in ...
The socialists make good on the election promise to reduce the retirement age to 60 for some employees and what is being called the 'Facebook fiasco' make the headlines in the French ...
European stockmarkets fell Tuesday and the euro weakened, reversing early gains, as enthusiasm over another massive eurozone bailout for Greece faded following concerns that more will need to be ...
The victory of Mariano Rajoy, the centre-right leader of Spain’s Popular Party in Sunday’s parliamentary election has failed to reassure financial markets.
