The American people have been reacting to last night's second live televised debate between President Barack Obama and the man who wants to take over in the hot seat, Republican nominee, Mitt Romney.
Coca-Cola sales in China record fall of six percent year on year, raising concerns of slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
Britain has clawed back less than a third of value lost during global economic crisis thanks to faster inflation, weak exports and government spending cuts.
First Minister Alex Salmond's drive for Scottish independence has uncanny echoes to a failed attempt by Quebec's Separatists nearly seventeen years ago.
Starbucks made £398 million in sales last year yet paid noting in UK corporation tax.
Vikram Pandit steps down after five years at the head of Citigroup after third-biggest US bank posts solid earnings
We Found Love hitmaker also said to be planning a mini-set for fans at east London shopping centre.
Online video showing beatings and deaths of suspected thieves by vigilante villagers helps identify principal suspects.
1,800 people have had to be evacuated from a food factory in Germany after a chemical leak. Acid and alkaline leaked from a tank at the Kraft factory in Hanover causing a cloud of poisonous gas to drift across the site and miles beyond.
House of Lords to Question Barclays, RBS and Lloyds on EU banking reform and the impact it will have on the UK
Future Financial Conduct Authority chiefs talks in detail about changes being made to improving the UK's financial services industry for consumers
Britain's consumer price index eases to 2.2 percent in September, slowest since 2009, but gas and electricity prices look set to reverse the trend
Fall in demand for Corolla, Crown, RAV4 and Vios cars follows anti-Japanese sentiments over disputed Senkaku islands.
The European Union has demanded that internet search giant Google revise its privacy policy, saying that that the company should be clearer about what data it is collecting and for what purpose.
Canada cleanest place in the world to do business, says fraud survey.
de Castro follows Marissa Mayer, who moved from Google to become Yahoo's CEO earlier this year.
Opposition describes measures as 'fiscal time bomb', while country's largest trade union planning general strike.
Three-year probe into collapse of Icelandic bank Kaupthing abandoned because of lack of evidence.
The EU approved a second round of tough trading sanctions on Iran as crude exports, currency continue to tumble.
Budget cuts and bank capital rules are being reconsidered as world leaders push for Plan B in face of slowing economic growth.
An undercover operation carried out by The Sunday Times, which revealed the head of The Royal British Legion Lt General Sir John Kiszely, saying he could offer to help firms lobby for arms deals.
US economists Roth and Shapley win coveted 2012 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel
Harvard University's Alvin Roth and the University of California's Lloyd S. Shapley have won the Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences for their work and study in "the theory of stable allocations and practice of market design".
RBS leads the losers in FTSE 100, following the collapse of its branch sale to Banco Santander.
Inflation rate eases mainly on account of drop in food prices.
Simmering political tensions up and down the Continent should remind Europe's leaders of what's at stake in the current economic crisis.
Italian yacht maker Ferretti and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China sign deal to finance potential yacht buyers.
Case relates to non-payment of bills covering airport user charges in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad.
Bulk of increase contributed by ASEAN and the US although shipments to eurozone drop.
Collapse of deal leaves RBS with task of finding other prospective buyers and risk of breaching terms of European Union's state-aid penalties.
