Indicating the distressing trend of size zero has gone global, a new research has found how stigmatization of fat and obesity has spread from western countries across more accepting cultures.
IBT Staff Reporter
Mar 31, 2011
Around 600 people lined up outside a store in London Friday afternoon to get their hands on a new iPad 2 tablet computer from Apple.
IBT Staff Reporter
Mar 27, 2011
Data from NASA satellites shows both the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are melting faster, and making them a bigger contributor to sea level rise.
IBT Staff Reporter
Mar 10, 2011
The president of Iceland has called for a referendum on a proposal to repay 4-billion euros to citizens of Britain and the Netherlands in connection with the collapse of the Icesave bank.
Palash Ghosh
Feb 21, 2011
In support of gay and lesbian couples across the globe, Facebook has added extra options to 'relationship statuses: 'In a Civil Union' and 'In a Domestic Partnership'.
IBT Staff Reporter
Feb 19, 2011
The offer price for tickets are valid for various European destinations, including London, Edinburgh, Belfast, Copenhagen, Billund, Aalborg, Gothenburg, Stockholm, Oslo, Paris, Berlin, Frankfurt and Warsaw.
Sanskrity Sinha
Feb 17, 2011
A new research has confirmed five new genes involved in Parkinson’s Disease (PD), bringing the total to eleven, showing that genetic factors play a greater role in the disease than previously believed.
IBT Staff Reporter
Feb 02, 2011
In his State of the Union address last night, President Obama devoted several lines to the slumping stature of U.S. education, by our own standards and globally.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jan 26, 2011
During the dark days of 2008 as its banking system and economy was collapsing, the cash-strapped government of Iceland asked the United States for a $1-billion loan, according to a WikiLeaks document.
Palash Ghosh
Jan 14, 2011
Two former executives of Iceland's failed Landsbanki bank have been arrested on charges of market manipulation.
Palash Ghosh
Jan 14, 2011
Basili Alukos, an equity analyst at Morningstar, estimates that U.S. airlines may lose between $130-million and $190-million of revenues per day due to the winter blizzard.
Palash Ghosh
Dec 27, 2010
The snowstorm in the Northeastern U.S. that dropped several inches of snow was the result of a combination of an unusually cool Pacific Ocean and smaller than normal pressure differences between the North and South Atlantic.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 27, 2010
Barcelona is the best place to party for New Year with best parties in the world, Skyscanner, a leading travel search site has revealed. The Spanish city tops the site’s list of most popular places for partying on New Year, followed by Edinburgh and Iceland.
Sanskrity Sinha
Dec 22, 2010
While peripheral European countries are forced by the bond market to raise taxes and cut spending in 2010, they were some of the steepest tax cutter among OECD members from 2007 to 2009.
Hao Li
Dec 16, 2010
Scientists have found possible ice volcanoes on Saturn's moon Titan similar to those on Earth that spew molten rock.
Manikandan Raman
Dec 15, 2010
Iceland has entered into an agreement to repay losses incurred by the U.K. and Netherlands governments in connection with the collapse of the Icesave bank in 2008, according to the Dutch government.
Palash Ghosh
Dec 09, 2010
After Paypal and Swiss authorities closed the accounts of Wikileaks, it's Mastercard's turn to refuse any financial support to Wikileaks' money transfers.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 07, 2010
The crisis-hit peripheral countries have more of a 'solvency problem' than a liquidity problem and their public finances cannot be brought to order without leading to a deep and prolonged recession, as long as they are part of the eurozone, analysts have said.
Jijo Jacob
Dec 06, 2010
Europe's biggest tour operator TUI Travel reported a full-year pretax loss, blaming weaker trading in the UK, mainly due to increased winter losses resulting from capacity-led volume reductions. However, underlying pretax profit rose 4 percent on good turnaround progress.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 02, 2010
The force of political will binding together a seemingly crumbling euro zone is still strong, but the imperatives of domestic economic realignments could force members to an exit option, analysts have said; and the road out of the bloc doesn’t exactly look daunting.
Jijo Jacob
Dec 01, 2010
The technology used by Wikileaks to maintain anonymity could be the Onion Router which is also used by U.S. Navy.
IBT Staff Reporter
Nov 29, 2010
The European Union (EU) has lifted visa requirements for tourists from Taiwan under the EU visa-waiver program, and the move is expected to increase the number of arrivals from Taiwan by at least 30 percent.
Sanskrity Sinha
Nov 27, 2010