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Banks see profits in India's millionaires club
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's millionaires club is expanding as the economy explodes, offering a tantalizing opportunity to wealth management institutions seeking to help these newly minted ...

Uncertainty fuels jump in West Bank gun prices
HEBRON, West Bank (Reuters) - Two years ago, an M16 automatic rifle could fetch $5,400 or more in the Palestinian West Bank. Now buyers at Hebron's clandestine gun market are asked to pay ...

Iraq's teenage migrants head for Sweden
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Alone and vulnerable, teenage boys such as Said Karim and Muddher Mahmod are among the 4 million people who have fled their homes in Iraq.

"Communist cool" shakes up China's fashion scene
BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Cultural Revolution is long over and Mao Zedong dead and preserved for posterity, but a new generation is putting a modern design spin on clothes and ...

Vodka makes inroads in world's biggest Scotch market
PARIS (Reuters) - The music is pumping and the lights are low, but something strange is happening in the bar of R, a trendy rooftop club in Paris: in the world's biggest Scotch whisky ...

BBC in drama of 21st century media
LONDON (Reuters) - Having angered Queen Elizabeth and the public, Britain's BBC is set to shed staff with sweeping job cuts this week in the biggest crisis to hit the world-renowned ...

Turkey's Kurds fear Iraq incursion to fuel conflict
SIRNAK, Turkey (Reuters) - Perched on a hillside overlooking the mountainous northern Iraqi border, Kurds in the southeastern Turkish town of Sirnak are nervously monitoring preparations ...

Lady luck turns on Las Vegas' once-hot home market
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - People trying to sell their homes in Las Vegas -- one of America's hottest job and property markets over the past decade -- have seen their luck turn dramatically ...

Gaza blockade stops students from studying abroad
GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinian student Khaled al-Mudallal arrived home to Gaza on a mission: marry his fiancee Duaa then spirit her back to Britain where he would complete his university ...

Booming Russian economy jams neighbors' roads
VAALIMAA, Finland (Reuters) - Next time you complain about waiting in a queue, spare a thought for Pavel.

Paris Ramadan radio raps Muslim ignorance of Islam
PARIS (Reuters) - It's late of a Ramadan evening in Paris, the iftar dinners are finished and Muslims from around France are calling Ahmed el Keiy to ask questions about Islam.

Bureaucracy thrives in booming India
NEW DELHI/BANGALORE (Reuters) - When Ashok Kheny decided in 1995, after 15 years in the United States, to return to India and take up a $700 million project to build a road and new ...

Pig manure sweet money for Thai farmer
NAKHON PATHOM, Thailand (Reuters) - For Thai pig farmer Ong-Arj Suwunnatee, going green was not only good for business and the environment, it came as a welcome relief to his neighbors.

"Migrant" tells of treacherous trip out of Africa
RABAT (Reuters) - In his Saharan robes the tanned Frenchman passed unnoticed in Nouadhibou, a chaotic Mauritanian fishing port with an iron ore terminal and a lucrative second line in drug ...

Beaches may wash away Sierra Leone's war image
BOBOH, Sierra Leone (Reuters) - Boboh village used to do a roaring trade in the "Pa Gbana" cocktail, a mix of fermented local grasses, coconut and lime favored by tourists to wash ...

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