As winter sets in, Greeks are looking to stay warm with cheaper -- but more harmful -- energy sources.
Before heading off on a Hawaii vacation, President Barack Obama will hold a news conference today and take questions.
Congress and Hollywood aren't the only places for drama and intrigue. The energy sector wasn't far behind in 2013.
The immigrants were attracted to plentiful jobs in the factories and foundries in Smethwick.
After making huge aircraft orders recently, AirAsia X will start flights again in a bid to dominate the market.
Singapore was a developing nation in the 1980s but is now the richest in the world per capita. How did that happen?
How does internet retail giant Amazon benefit from the "showrooming" phenomenon?
It’s unclear whether the problem is isolated or systemic.
When in 2014 will the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3 update to Android 4.4 KitKat?
Change.org, the online petition service, which was launched inauspiciously five years ago, has had stunning success in worldwide campaigns.
Third quarter U.S. growth topped 4 percent, government now says.
The former oil tycoon and Putin’s foe, who was convicted on charges of tax evasion and embezzlement, received a presidential pardon.
A rising stock market, low interest rates and risk-friendly investors have helped propel 222 companies onto major exchanges.
Disappearing inflation, controversial handshakes and toilet paper wars: It all happened in 2013 in Latin America.
Scientists discovered a new mechanism of aging and managed to reverse it.
It's going to be the busiest holiday season on record for American travelers. Are you prepared?
It’s as if the Fed’s tapering announcement never happened. After weeks of jitters, markets have discounted it and are moving on.
Including Yellen's, 10 nominations are awaiting Senate confirmation, and many of these could be pushed to after the holidays.
The telecom giant's decision comes as the debate over data gathering heats up.
Omidyar pledges $50 million for a media company that will have a digital arm and a journalism arm.
The BoJ said that Japan's and the world's economies are recovering moderately, but a lackluster recovery is seen in the latter.
The court ruled unanimously on the decision, which makes the state the 17th, along with the District of Columbia, to allow same-sex marriage.
