Most of the European markets fell Thursday as investor sentiment turned negative amid the revived concerns about the debt crisis affecting the euro zone as the economic and financial instability faced by Spain continued to deepen.
Greece will need two more years for meeting the fiscal targets, according to International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde.
Real Madrid had their chances, but settled for a draw at Camp Nou.
A Dutch ship backed by the pro-choice group Women on Waves has been prevented from entering the port of Smir, Morocco.
Manchester United are reigniting their interest in a Dutch star, according to the latest transfer news.
Abortion is illegal in Morocco, but a boat owned by Dutch group Women on Waves aims to distribute pregnancy-terminating medicine there this week.
Manchester United are said to be pursuing several attacking targets in the latest transfer news.
Despite mild uptick in September's U.S. PMI, the deepening euro zone crisis will continue to weigh on the global economy.
Despite the recent efforts from competitors like Samsung and Motorola to denigrate the all-new iPhone 5, customers have lined up to purchase Apple’s latest smartphone in record numbers. Since its release last Friday, the iPhone 5 sold more than five million units in its first weekend available. The Cupertino, Calif.-based computer company announced the news in a press release early Monday morning. Apple: iPhone 5 Sales Top 5 Million Units In First Weekend Of Release
Catalonia demanded fiscal autonomy from Spain, but was denied. But many still burn for independence, and a snap vote my add fuel to the flame.
Manchester United are linked with a trio of young talent in the latest transfer speculation.
Chelsea have been linked with two international strikers, while there is increasing speculation about a move for Marouane Fellaini.
Real Madrid could have a plan in place should Cristiano Ronaldo decide to leave.
Market bulls charged on Wednesday -- running U.S. stock futures, European stocks, the euro, oil and gold higher -- in the wake of a German court ruling that backs the country's participation in the euro zone's new bailout fund created to prevent the weakest euro economies from going bust. However, some economists warn that it's too early to sound the all-clear on the fate of the single currency bloc.
The most important court decision of 2012 will take place Wednesday in Germany, when the red-robed justices of the German Constitutional Court hand down a decision for which it is no hyperbole to say it could change the course of history. The Court is expected to rule over whether Germany is barred from contributing to the European Stability Mechanism, Europe's all-purpose bailout fund of which the German state is the major planned benefactor.
Chelsea could already be lining up a massive signing for the January transfer window.
The Spurs make some last minutes moves at the transfer deadline.
Spurs may send Rafael van der Vaart to the Bundesliga, according to reports.
Liverpool look set to be one of the more active clubs in the final days of the transfer window.
Seven key events in the next fortnight that will determine whether the now-four-year-old euro zone crisis results in Greece and perhaps also Spain leaving and even whether the monetary union will survive. Here is a list of the seven critical dates with their corresponding events.
The biggest event this week is Friday's Jackson Hole meeting. While this week's economic calendar is rather packed, Wall Street seems to care more about Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech at the Kansas City Fed's annual economic symposium.
he Markit Flash Eurozone PMI Composite Output Index, a measure of services and manufacturing order volumes, was 46.6 in August, down from 46.5 in July.
