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European Crisis Will Deteriorate, Oil Will Soar in 2012: Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) says it is betting the situation in Europe will deteriorate next year, eventually affecting the still-strong German economic engine and prompting a new wave of fears that European companies will default on their bonds.

European Central Bank Hints at Intervention If Eurozone Approves Fiscal Pact

The new head of the European Central Bank signaled on Thursday it was ready to take stronger action to fight Europe's debt crisis if political leaders agree next week on much tighter budget controls in the 17-nation euro zone.

Enraged Pakistan Says NATO Attack Threatens War on Terror

Pakistan, enraged by a NATO cross-border attack that killed 24 soldiers, could end support for the U.S.-led war on militancy if its sovereignty is violated again, the foreign minister said, warning enough is enough.

France, Spain Debt Auctions Bring Relief

Debt auctions in France and Spain gave some respite to battered Eurozone bond markets on Thursday, attracting solid demand and at lower yields than previously feared, a day after central banks took concerted action on banking liquidity.

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European Central Bank President Draghi arrives at a Eurogroup meeting at the European Union council headquarters in Brussels

ECB Signals Readiness to Act to Save Euro

The new head of the European Central Bank signaled Thursday it was ready to take stronger action to fight Europe's debt crisis if political leaders agree next week on much tighter budget controls in the 17-nation euro zone.

EU faces deadline Thursday in Airbus spat with U.S.

A dispute over government aid for aircraft rivals Airbus and Boeing enters a delicate stage on Thursday as Europe faces a deadline to tell the United States how it is eliminating billions of dollars in subsidies struck down by the World Trade Organization.

Asian Shares Hit Two-week High on Central Banks' Liquidity Move

Asian shares rallied to two-week highs Thursday, building on strong global gains after the world's six major central banks moved to tame a liquidity crunch for European banks by providing cheaper dollar funding.

Americans Get Less Vacation Time and Don’t Even Use It

A new survey from Expedia.com shows that U.S. employees get less vacation time that nearly every other country - worse still, Americans don't even use all of it.

Michael Fassbender poses for photographers as he arrives for the premiere of ''A Dangerous Method'' during the BFI London Film Festival at Leicester Square in London October 24, 2011.

A Minute With: Michael Fassbender on Sex and 'Shame'

He may not be a household name, yet, but actor Michael Fassbender is fast becoming one of the hottest young names in the film business.

Supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf hold a placard while taking part in an anti-American demonstration in Karachi

Pakistan Reiterates Refusal to Attend German Conference on Afghanistan Future

“Of course it’s the final word. Pakistan is not attending,” a spokesman for the Pakistani foreign ministry said.

Central banks act as euro zone crisis rages

The world's major central banks acted jointly on Wednesday to provide cheaper dollar funding to European banks facing a credit crunch as the euro zone's debt crisis drove EU ministers to urge more IMF help to avert financial disaster.

Castaways Found on Remote Pacific Atoll After 33 Days

After 33 days at sea, two Kiribati men were rescued by U.S. coast guard on a remote Pacific atoll in the Marshall Islands.

Tom Hanks, Universal option In the Garden of Beasts

Tom Hanks' Playtone and Universal Pictures have optioned the rights to Erik Larson's best-seller In the Garden of Beasts, TheWrap has confirmed.

A Minute With: Michael Fassbender on sex and Shame

He may not be a household name, yet, but actor Michael Fassbender is fast becoming one of the hottest young names in the film business.

Untouchable challenging box office records in France

Untouchable, a comedy about a rich quadriplegic and his black caretaker, has become a certified box office phenomenon in France.

Online retail in Russia stifled by infrastructure: PwC

Russian online shopping growth is being held back by poor infrastructure and slow delivery times, accountants PWC said on Wednesday, forcing retailers to spend more before they reap any benefit of rising Internet use.

Gold, silver and other precious metals soar

Precious Metals Prices, Mining Company Stocks Soaring

Precious metals prices jumped Wednesday, with palladium surging nearly five percent, after the world's top central banks announced a coordinated rescue of the Eurozone's rapidly deteriorating finances.

A man enters the General Electric building at 1250 Avenue of the Americas, also known as 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York

GE Unveils Latest Enterprise Software for Manufacturing, Linking Giant Databases

General Electric, the No. 1 U.S. conglomerate, unveiled a major upgrade of its Proficy Historian enterprise software to enable manufacturers to better access huge databases and improve quality.

ECB's Noyer says must stabilize bonds as Europe in crisis

Europe's debt crisis has significantly worsened, threatening global markets, so it is essential to stabilise the region's bond markets, European Central Bank governing council member Christian Noyer said on Wednesday.

Is the Eurozone Set to Plunge Into Deep Recession?

The Eurozone seems all set to enter a period of deep recession, with the credibility of governments' ability to keep the region in balance under serious doubt. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has already issued a warning that Eurozone and U.S. leaders must act urgently to stop their debt crises from spiralling out of control.