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Keshi To Pick Eagle’s Pre WCup Nest

Nigeria head coach, Stephen Keshi, has been handed the decision to determine where he would prefer as his Team Base Camp for the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil. Keshi said the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has given him "the...

Slower China Inflation Reduces Worries Of Tighter Policy

China's annual consumer inflation unexpectedly slowed in November, easing market fears of any imminent policy tightening as authorities meet this week to outline their policy and reform priorities for 2014. Rising money market rates and bond yields indicate the People's...

EADS Plans To Cut Up To 6,000 Jobs And Sell Its Paris HQ: Paper

European aerospace company EADS (EAD.PA) plans to cut between 5,000 and 6,000 jobs and sell its Parisian headquarters as part of a restructuring program it will detail later on Monday, Le Figaro newspaper reported. Two industry sources told Reuters last...

Meulensteen Claims First Win In Charge Of Fulham

Fulham ended a run of seven consecutive defeats by beating Aston Villa to give head coach Rene Meulensteen his first win in charge of the team. Steve Sidwell angled a shot in on the stretch to give the home side...

Arsenal Draw Tottenham In FA Cup Third-Round

Arsenal will play Tottenham at Emirates Stadium in the third round of the FA Cup in the first weekend of January. Manchester United will play Swansea City at Old Trafford and Norwich entertain Fulham. Chelsea travel to Championship form side Derby...

Fearing The Fed, Aching For The ECB

Investors are sorely missing clarity on the world economy as the year draws to a close, and neither European finance ministers nor a new U.S. central bank president are likely to provide it. Inconclusive data in the United States has...

Asian Shares Advance On China Trade, Falling Yen

Most Asian share markets marched higher on Monday, energized by a potent cocktail of upbeat Chinese trade data, a weaker yen and a firm finish on Wall Street. Both the dollar and the euro extended their gains on the yen,...

Protesters Fell Lenin Statue, Tell Ukraine’s President ‘You’re Next’

Anti-government protesters toppled a statue of Soviet state founder Vladimir Lenin in Ukraine's capital and attacked it with hammers on Sunday in a symbolic challenge to President Viktor Yanukovich and his plans for closer ties with Russia. The gesture rejecting...

Venezuela’s Maduro To Raise Pressure On Business After Local Vote

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro pledged to deepen his "economic offensive" to force businesses to cut prices after his ruling Socialist Party won most votes in Sunday's municipal elections. A partial count showed government allies won 49 percent of the votes...

Analysis: ‘Brussels Consensus’ Widens Gulf With EU Electorates

Call it the Brussels Consensus. A system of beliefs rooted in European Union treaties helps explain the growing gulf between policy elites and ordinary citizens that may cause a political earthquake in European Parliament elections next May. These articles of...

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