Germany is producing zeppelins again. More than 70 years after the infamous Hindenburg disaster, its latest airship was gently guided out of the hangar doors last month to make its maiden test flight.

They're single, wealthy and part of the most exclusive club on earth.

The Presidential Secretariat vows to offer an "asymmetric answer"

Celebrities get hit by the credit crunch.

Central banks across much of Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe will soon have to jam on the breaks or risk a serious crisis as inflation spirals into the danger zone. As the stark reality becomes ever clearer, this year`s

Hopes for a quick economic turnaround were essentially dashed on Friday when the Labor Department reported that American employers axed 49,000 jobs in May, the fifth straight month of job losses, an event that signals a recession and inspired a

The U.S. spends $1 trillion per year on oil. That's 15% of take-home pay for everyone who pays taxes.

Once considered the bread basket of Europe, Ukraine's farms are still recovering from the economic collapse that followed the break-up of the Soviet Union. With Ukraine's grain yield about 35 per cent of western...

Production problems? Price cuts? Oh, how the iPhone rumors keep flying.

A press report claims Iranian assets have been withdrawn from Europe ahead of new sanctions.

Starting from June 3rd, the Deutsche Bank's depository is closed for global depositary receipt (GDRs) of five major mining companies of Russia: "SeverStal", NOVATEK, "Bashneft", "Novolipetsk Steel" (NMLK) and "Polymetal". As a result, investors aren't able to convert shares of

The problem with trying to catch Steve Jobs is that the harder his competitors try, the worse they tend to do.

The National Response Team (NRT) from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), ATF Indianapolis Field Office, of the Columbus Field Division, the Anderson Fire and Police Departments and the Indiana State Fire Marshal investigators have completed the

The contract for the construction, valued at 18 billion rubles, will be concluded soon.

Ukrainian News learned this from a statement by the presidential press service.

OPK Mining, a Russian coking coal producer, plans to raise $1 billion in an initial public offering next year to develop its mines in Siberia. A stake of at least 25 percent may be sold in Hong Kong or London,

Rising prices and falling property values send UK consumer confidence to new lows, the BRC said.

The Federal Government yesterday granted six firms new permits to import and produce cement locally.

The highest rate of average wages was registered in the city of Kyiv at UAH 2,991 per month, a decrease of 1.8% from April.