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European Parliament votes to abolish roaming phone charges by the end of 2015
In a recently-held vote, the European Parliament has voted in favor of the abolition of roaming phone charges by the end of 2015. In the mean time, a new set of reduced charges is scheduled to be...
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Kantar: Windows Phone way behind Android and iOS in smartphone sales
In a report released last Friday, WPP's market research unit Kantar Worldpanel ComTech said that Microsoft's recent completion of the acquisition of Nokia's devices business brings the software giant...
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Ireland is predicted to have the largest obese population in Europe by 2030
Results of a research have suggested that by the year 2030 the present percentage of people who are obese in the whole of Europe will be mostly found in Ireland. With 90 percent of men and 84 percent...
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Google to announce a mechanism for consumers to request removal of links to...
After a recent ruling from European court, Google revealed on Thursday that it will come up with a mechanism for link removal by the end of this month. Internet search giant Google will introduce...
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Cardio and wine is a great combination
At the European Society of Cardiology Congress, scientists from the Czech Republic displayed a first of its kind study in which they reasoned that wine has its most noteworthy cardiovascular profits...
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Tea is better as compared to coffee
A new study uncovers that drinking tea could lessen non-cardiovascular mortality by 24%, perhaps because of a combo of tea's cancer prevention agent content and the other lifestyle propensities that...
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ECB's Policy Announcement May Lead to Tensions in the Eurozone
For the European economies this year has not been very rosy. With Italy moving back to a recession and the contraction of German in the second quarter things do not appear to be much better in the...
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Prices of Gas Drop to Lower than $3 for a Gallon.
All drivers in the US have a reason to rejoice. Prices of gas have gone below$3 at quite a number of places. This is not a phenomenon that can be seen every day. As per the website Gas Buddy. com,...
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Eurozone’s Low Performance Draw Mixed Reactions
Eurozone is once again back in the lime light and this time with a mixed reaction from the investors and the public. The concern now arises from the inhospitable concerns that the continent will go...
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ECB Expected to Sit Tight Over its Policies In Spite of Worries over ‘Weak...
According to the analysts, in all probability the European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to sit tight and wait to see the new policies take their own course and allow the series of recent radical...
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European Commission Investigates Starbucks’ Dutch Tax
International pandemonium, in relation to sugary deals in-between governments and multinational companies has of late caught the notice in several occasions. In a latest stint the European Commission...
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For First Time in Three Weeks Treasuries Rise
For the very first time in the last three weeks the treasuries rose. The U. S. manufacturing dropped further surpassing the forecast. Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank President signalled that...
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ECB Bond Purchasing Decision Draws Debate among Bank Officials
A hot debate among the European bank officials is indicating that the policy-makers should hold back a crucial program which is intended to turn round the falling in the Eurozone. For weeks now, the...
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New Stimulus Plans of Eurozone Face Some Questions Regarding its Merits
The eurozone is possibly facing its worst kind of stagnation for a while with a lot at stake. To make situations better its central bank is likely to announce its largest stimulus measure soon. The...
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Uber Plans to Expand to European Cities Promises 50,000 jobs
Travis Kalanick , the chief executive officer of the fast expanding online taxi-sharing services Uber said that he is looking forward to a wide expansion plan in Europe for the company in 2015. In a...
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First US Oil Shipment Leave for Europe after a Forty Year Ban Lift
Officially America banned export of crude oil in 1975. The move came after two years when OPEC banned oil sales to the U.S. At that time gas prices skyrocketed and cars queued outside of gas stations...
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Stunning photo of Newborn Star Illuminating Nebula captured
A stunning picture of a newly formed star seen bathing in its nebula's glowing blue light has been captured by astronomers. Roughly 500 light-years away from Earth, the star, called HD 97300, brightens...
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Narrow Poll Margins does not Make it Very Clear Whether Britons Favor Brexit...
A news report on Tuesday showed that in two polls published, the Britons narrowly favor staying with the European Union. The support for staying with the European Union was trending with one-point lead...
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The Leave as well as Remain Camps Gathers Pace in Brexit
Thursday is not far away and that's the day when U. K. will vote whether to stay with the European Union or leave the European economic bloc. At the beginning of trading week, campaigning for both stay...
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European Medicines Agency to review Samsung Bioepis’s Application of Humira...
On Monday, Samsung Bioepis, devoted to create affordable and high-quality biopharmaceutical and biosimilar products said is seeking regulatory approval in Europe to sell Humira, its copy of AbbVie...
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