InsideWorld        InsideDirect        InsideWeather        InsideTravel

CLICK HERE FOR YOUR FREE SUBSCRIPTION

InsideWorld
InsideDirect
InsideTravel
InsideWeather

Top Stories


Click here
if you want more information about advertising on this site.
Sign up
for News
Manage your
Account
Forgot your
Password
News
Services




 
more» 
  • Singapore keeps growth forecast amid eurozone woes

  • Eurozone woes and weak US economy are concern for Asia's export-dependent nations including SingaporeSingapore on Thursday stuck to its economic growth projections of 1.0-3.0 percent for 2012 but warned there was a chance of a "disorderly sovereign debt default" in the eurozone that could hit exports.



  • Troubles survivors lobby Stormont

  • As research highlights a staggering shortfall in services for thousands injured as a result of the Troubles, survivors lobby Stormont.
  • Activist: China to have passports ready in 2 weeks

  • The activist who was at the center of a diplomatic tussle between Beijing and Washington says Chinese officials have told him the passports that he and his family just applied for should be ready within two weeks.
  • Japan's JX: no problem with paying Iran for oil now

  • TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top oil refiner, JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corp, is not facing a problem paying Iran for crude imports, the company said on Thursday, after a major Japanese bank froze transactions with Iranian banks on the order of a U.S. court. Japan's Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ said it had frozen Iranian assets and transactions with Iranian banks after being ordered to do so early this month by the New York District Court. The step is a consequence of a U.S. court decision in 2007 that ordered Iran to pay more than $2. ...
  • Insight: Swing states: Could Europe decide the U.S. election?

  • A young boy peers out as U.S. President Barack Obama speaks at a campaign rally at the Ohio State University in ColumbusNAVARRE, Ohio/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The busy shop floor at Miller Weldmaster Corp could make a great location for an Obama campaign ad. As workers assemble the family-owned company's hot-air fabric welders, used to manufacture everything from inflatable rafts to truck tarps, it's hard to know the recession of 2007-2009 ever happened. Ten clocks on the wall of the plant in Navarre, Ohio, show local time from Norway to New Zealand and tell Miller Weldmaster's comeback story in a word: exports. Sixty percent of the company's business now comes from outside the United States. ...



more» 
 

For more information about current affairs, business, economy, politics and more, use InsideWorld's free daily e-mail news service.

If you would like to receive news, but do not have an InsideWorld account yet, click below to setup your free account now and start receiving news right away.

 

 
Click here for your free subscription

Login to your account for
for advanced settings:

Email:
Password:


InsideWorld
is a collection of country and region web sites providing local news and information to a worldwide audience. Use InsideWorld’s headlines available on this site to access the latest stories. Or sign up today.

Advertising Privacy Statement FAQ Contact
RSS Feed