Tesla to start production despite Kovid-19 ban

Tesla CEO Elon Musk reported that they will restart car production, despite the instructions...

Smokers should switch from cigarettes to vaping, says world's biggest tobacco firm

The world's biggest tobacco company is encouraging smokers to give up cigarettes and...

Volkswagen faces inquiry call over diesel fume tests on monkeys

Public criticism of the German auto industry has escalated after a report that an industry-sponsored...

Ruble-yuan settlements booming, set to reshape global finance

Settlements in local currencies between Russia and China now account for 7 percent of the...

Alexandre Lamfalussy, one of the fathers of the euro

The Hungarian-born Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, one of the fathers of the EU’s single currency,...

Sharp shares routed in Tokyo

Shares in loss-making Japanese electronics giant Sharp have taken a bath in Tokyo, at one...

Waterford Wedgewood sold to Fiskars

One of Ireland’s most iconic companies, Waterford Wedgewood, has been sold to Finland’s Fiskars...

Another key week begins for Greece and the EU

It is another crucial week for the team of Greek negotiators trying to thrash out a deal with...

China cuts interest rates again

China has cut its interest rates for the third time in six months in a bid to prevent 2015...

Airbus shares slide after A400M crash

"The fact that they're getting to a situation where they can iron problems out before full production...

Record number of Americans living abroad renounce citizenship

A record number of Americans gave up their US citizenship in the first quarter of 2015, according...

Ed Miliband resigns as Labour Party leader after general election defeat

Published time: May 08, 2015 08:43 Edited time: May 08, 2015 12:23 Britain's opposition Labour...

Lufthansa scraps Germanwings as cost cuts go deeper

Europe’s biggest airline Lufthansa is taking the knife to its businessas it continues its cost-cutting...

Areva to cut 6000 jobs and slash pay and bonuses

Areva looks set for a rough ride with the unions after announcing job cuts and an end to bonus...

Charlotte a commercial hit for Britain's Royals

Just a few days old but Britain’s Princess Charlotte is already proving to be a welcome addition...

Greece makes IMF payment but reverses reforms

Greece’s left-wing Syriza government has paid 200 million euros back to the IMF but has also...

London market slips back on hung parliament fears

Fears of an indecisive result in Britain’s general election and a weak government hurt shares...

Record April fall for Spanish unemployment

April saw the sharpest fall for the month on record in Spain’s crippling unemployment, by 2.7%...

Services with a smile prop up UK growth

Britain’s services sector came to the rescue in April, with growth there suggesting there is...

Siemens to slash 4500 jobs

More jobs are to go at Siemens after the German industrial giantposted a larger-than-expected...