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It's out on DVD today, which gives me an excuse to ponder it in cyberspace for another minute or two. I've seen the movie three times now -- once to review, once again to watch it with my husband, and...

A bottle of Vieux Cognac dating back to 1788 – the year before the French Revolution – sold at a Paris auction of wine and spirits for €25,000 ($36,935). Paris' landmark Tour d'Argent restaurant has cleaned out its cellar, considered...

Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday voiced sympathy for Switzerland 's controversial decision to ban the building of Muslim minarets, calling on religious practitioners to avoid "ostentation" and "provocation" for fear of upsetting others.

United Airlines said on Tuesday it will spend billions over the next decade on 50 new jets, splitting its order between Boeing Co.'s 787 and the Airbus A350...At list prices the new jets would be worth more than $10 billion,...

International mergers-and-acquisitions activity is likely to drop by 56% this year, the Organization for the Economic Cooperation and Development said Tuesday. M&A is seen dropping to $454 billion from $1 trillion, but activity by firms based in Brazil, China, India,...

T he draw for the 2010 Leinster Schools Cup competitions were held yesterday at St Mary's RFC clubhouse on Templeville Road, full details of which can be found elsewhere on these pages. It marks a major point in the schools'...

Visiting European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said here Monday that the ongoing Copenhagen Conference seems likely to conclude with an agreement rather than a more binding treaty.     "I think there will be no treaty in Copenhagen.