Bank customers with more than €100,000 in Cyprus could be hit with a much larger tab than previously mentioned -- like four times more.
In case someone was visiting another planet the last two years, taxes on Earth are up, according to the OECD.
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Global markets breathed a sigh of relief at the last-minute deal to avert the collapse of Cyprus' banks.
The world watched Saturday as Cyprus struggled to repair years of financial mismanagement.
Cyprus will get €10 billion to prop up its €17 billion economy. That’s nothing compared with the bailouts of four other euro-zone countries.
Under French law, Twitter is required to identify anyone who breaks France's hate speech laws.
"It must realize its current business model is dead," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
The EU gauged Cyprus' latest plan to raise money as Russia decides not to help prevent a Cypriot meltdown.
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly lower open Friday as Cyprus' banking crisis worried investors.
U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann is under pressure as his side prepares to face Costa Rica.
Cypriot banks remain closed while the government seeks a solution to its banking crisis. Meanwhile, regular citizens are carrying on.
The U.S. manufacturing sector is performing at the 54.9 level - a level that can be interpreted in many ways.
As you surely know, Mr. President, a true and lasting peace cannot be imposed on a reluctant people.
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Volvo's truck division cites uncertainties about Europe as part of the reason for weak February sales.
Cyprus is in intense negotiations with Russian and European Union leaders for help to avoid a financial collapse.
U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Wednesday ahead of the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting.
Where the island nation heads now -- seek easier terms from lenders or default on its sovereign debt - is unclear.
Unless terms for financially rescuing Cyprus are eased, it may be forced to exit the euro zone.
The appearance of Taiwan's president at the Vatican angered Beijing, but there's a clear reason behind it: the Vatican recognizes Taiwan.