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FRANKFURT/TOKYO (Reuters) - General Motors' shock decision to scrap the sale of its Opel unit, along with raised forecasts from Japan's Nissan Motor Co, indicates increasing confidence in the global auto industry's recovery. [read full story]
Rising commodity prices sent mining stocks surging today and ended four days of losses on London's benchmark blue-chip index. Randgold Resources led the risers in early trading adding 230p, or 4.65 per cent, to £51.80. Rio...
'Nigel from Homebase' Facebook group win battle to illuminate Portishead A Homebase shop assistant is so adored by his customers he has been chosen to follow in the footsteps of Carol Vorderman and switch on his home town's...
By ROSS MCGUINNESS - Monday, November 23, 2009 A soldier who served in Afghanistan and Iraq was shocked when bar staff refused to serve him - because he was wearing his uniform. Guardsman Brad Thomas and Grenadier Guard Jimmy...
