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2012 Formula One Season Preview: Sebastian Vettel Gears Up for Another Great Year

The 24-year-old German dominated the circuit in 2011.

German President Wulff Refuses to Resign over Loan Sandal

Germany's President Christian Wulff will not resign following a home loan scandal and still insists that he did nothing illegal, but did admit that threatening newspaper editors was wrong.

German President to Discuss Loan Scandal

German President Wulff is pictured on a TV monitor during the recording of a television interview in Berlin

As if being tasked with solving the Eurozone debt crisis is not job enough, German Chancellor Angela Merkel now has to defend her choice of Christian Wulff for president as information has emerged that he tried to prevent media from reporting about his private business dealings.

Europe's Markets Close Lower Wednesday on Bank Concerns

European shares fell in low volume on Wednesday, halting four days of gains, led by banks after Italian lender UniCredit priced a rights issue at a massive discount, highlighting the struggle the sector faces to raise funds.

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German car sales accelerate 6.1 percent in December

German car sales rose 6.1 percent in December as consumers brushed off an uncertain economic environment and bought more compact cars, high-margin vans and luxury saloons.

Paris, Berlin eye end of triple-A era

The German and French governments have both come to accept that the era when leading euro zone countries enjoyed the very best sovereign debt ratings is nearing an end, but a downgrade could shake Paris far harder than it does Berlin.

Top Pictures of Four Hills Ski Jumping Tournament (PHOTOS)

Skiers flew off the ski jump, overlooking the hills and the audience, during the second event of the 60th Four Hills Ski Jumping Tournament, in Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany, over the weekend.

Stocks, euro pressured ahead of German auction

Nerves ahead of a German debt auction helped put European stock markets in negative territory early on Wednesday and halted a surge for the euro after its biggest one-day gain in nearly two months.

Wall Street Rallies on Signs of U.S. Growth

Wall Street stocks kicked off 2012 with a rally on Tuesday after construction and factory data signaled the U.S. economic recovery was gaining steam.

Gold Rises Nearly 2% Tuesday, Aided by Euro Strength

Gold rose by nearly 2 percent on Tuesday, fueled by a recovery in the euro against the dollar, after the bullion price neared six-month lows last week in a flurry of year-end selling.

Wall St rallies in first session of year

Wall Street stocks kicked off 2012 with a rally on Tuesday after data showed U.S. manufacturing activity and construction spending picked up, signaling the economic recovery was gaining steam.

US students with members of Rwandan Parliament

Rwanda: The Only Government in the World Dominated by Women

The tiny central African nation of Rwanda elected the world's first women-dominated legislature.

Europe's Markets Close Higher Tuesday, Led by Drug, Mining Stocks

European stocks rose to their highest close in five months on Tuesday after strong manufacturing data from the world's two biggest economies, the United States and China, boosted investor confidence and helped shift attention away from the Eurozone.

Traders working at the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street Starts 2012 with Strong Gains

Wall Street stocks kicked off 2012 with a sharp rally on Tuesday after data showed U.S. manufacturing activity and construction spending picked up, signaling the economic recovery was gaining steam.

Wall St jumps two percent after data

Wall Street stocks kicked off 2012 with a sharp rally on Tuesday after data showed U.S. manufacturing activity and construction spending picked up, signaling the economic recovery was gaining steam.

German Unemployment Hits Record Low

Now even the East is experiencing a buoyant economic rebirth.

German President Christian Wulff's 'War' with the Media

German President Christian Wulff is now in even more trouble after reports surfaced that he threatened news outlets against running stories on his loan scandal.

Europe's Markets Higher Tuesday at Mid-Day, Led By Mining Stocks

European stocks were higher early Tuesday afternoon, hitting a two-month high on sharp gains in cyclical mining shares, while simmering concerns over the Eurozone crisis sent French and Spanish markets lower.

Oil Price Jumps Over Iran Tensions; Global Markets Rise

ICE February Brent crude futures rose $2.97 to $110.35 a barrel in trading, while U.S. crude futures were up $2.70 to $101.53 a barrel. U.S. crude futures were up as much as $101.68 in the trading day.

Samsung Galaxy Note: Leaked Photo Hints Arrival on AT&T

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note - a device that is neither a phone nor a tablet but a happy combination of both - in October.

2012 Outlook - How Will G20 Nations Fare?

What will the year 2012 bring? Well, it looks like: the Summer Olympics in London. After that, venturing a prediction is a tough task, but here are a few.

Lufthansa warns EU scheme to raise fares

Germany's Lufthansa told passengers on Monday to brace for higher ticket prices as it refuses to shoulder the costs of a carbon trading scheme at the centre of a brewing trade spat.

Congo: The 'World War' Nobody Knows About

In the aftermath of the war's “official cessation” in 2003, many more people continued to die, from both disease and periodic armed conflicts.

European shares start year on firm footing

European shares made a positive start to the New Year as they extended a two-week rebound in thin trade on Monday, with automotive stocks and euro zone banks leading the charge.

Euro zone manufacturing downturn extends to 5th month: PMI

Euro zone manufacturing activity declined for a fifth consecutive month in December, although at a slightly slower rate than November's 28-month record low, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting the decline would continue in the early months of 2012.

New Biomarker in Blood Could Detect Extent of Heart Attack: Study

The presence of - troponin I - a biomarker protein in muscle tissue that indicates heart muscle damage, could indicate a person likely to suffer from heart attacks, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).