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Germania
Ritrovati i corpi di sette bambini
La macabra scoperta nella cittadina di Wallenfels, in Franconia, nella Baviera settentrionale
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Cina
Il Ticino in fotocromia a fine Ottocento
La Library of Congress conserva 741 foto della Svizzera di fine secolo - Ecco quelli relativi al nostro Cantone
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Grecia
Razzismo al campus, presidente nero nell'ateneo del Missouri
NEW YORK - L'università del Missouri ha nominato un professore afroamericano presidente ad inter
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Giordania
“Non partecipo al concorso di simpatia”
Tamara Merlo rinuncia alla corsa per diventare numero uno dei Verdi e punzecchia Delcò Petralli
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Ecuador
“Loro disperati, voi ricchi”
Pene parzialmente sospese a tre passatori colpevoli per aver trasportato 190 clandestini
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FM Arun Jaitley to leave for 2-day UAE visit on November 15 to woo investors
During the first day of his official visit, the finance minister will be participating as the Chief Guest in UAE-India Economic Forum Meet.
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Giappone
Toshiba says Westinghouse profitable overall, writedown not needed
Japan's Toshiba Corp said on Friday that it did not need to write down the assets of its US nuclear subsidiary Westinghouse because the business was profitable in general, despite losses in parts of the operations in 2012 and 2013.
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Giappone
Abe seeks measures to prevent workers from quitting jobs to care for family
In a bid to prevent people with elderly parents quitting their jobs, the government will expand its target for extra nursing care places by 60,000. It brings the target to 400,000 additional places within a decade, a minister has said. On Thursday, Welfare Minister Yasuhisa Shiozaki told a meeting of ...
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Giappone
Dollar sags to around ¥122.70 in Tokyo on stock losses
The dollar sagged to levels around ¥122.70 in Tokyo trading on Friday, dragged down by stock price falls amid a lack of major trading incentives. At 5 p.m., the dollar stood at ¥122.67-68, down from ¥122.92-93 at the same time Thursday. The euro was at $1.0775-0776, up from $1.0743-0744, and ...
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Giappone
First Shake Shack in Asia opens to long lines in Tokyo
Throwing itself among tough competition, U.S.-based hamburger restaurant chain Shake Shack Inc. opened its first burger outlet in Japan on Friday. The event attracted about 400 customers, who formed a long line outside as they waited for it to open at 11 a.m. The restaurant is located on the famous ...