Tech giant Hewlett-Packard to shed up to 30,000 jobs
Hewlett-Packard has said it will cut as many as 30,000 jobs as part of a corporate split. One branch of the business will focus on software, networking and storage, while…
Heavy fatalities as rebels shell Aleppo; France and Russia mull military action
At least 38 people have been killed in a rebel bombardment of Aleppo, many of them children. As "Islamic State" presses an offensive in the north, France and Russia are…
Speakers from US, Cuba, China, Russia, Iran line up for 70th UN General Assembly
The UN General Assembly has started. Cuba's President Raul Castro is on the UN assembly list of speakers for the General Debate later this month, along with Pope Francis. The…
Champions League: Gladbach pushes self-destruct, Draxler fires Wolfsburg to win
Borussia Mönchengladbach's troubles continue after a 3-0 defeat in Spain to Sevilla. Meanwhile, German Cup winners Wolfsburg picks up three points at home courtesy of a first goal from their…
Ministry of Tourism receives Hill+Knowlton recommendations on handling Bahariya incident
Recommendations include coordination with ETAA, amongst others, and investigation into accident
European carmarkers fly high at Frankfurt’s IAA
Lights, camera, cars: Glitzy new models and high-tech gadgets are coming together at the 66th IAA, the world's largest motor show. And carmarkers from around the world are eager to…
8 alleged Muslim Brotherhood members sentenced to death over Minya violence
Clashes occurred following the Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in’s dispersal in 2013
9 survivors of tourist shooting in stable health condition
Human rights lawyer vows to sue police and army internationally over killing of his cousin, a tour guide killed in Sunday's accidental shooting of a tourist group
Cairo suburbs are most promising areas for real estate projects
Total existing residential supply in 2014 exceeded 5.2m units, with prices increasing by average of 27% since 2013, says Colliers International
US retail sales up, manufacturing down
Ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting on Thursday, the US economy is sending mixed signals. But despite the disappointing factory output data, analysts believe the news isn't all that bad.…