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According to the latest figures released, Japanese consumer inflation rose 1 per cent during the month of November for the first time in five years.

Retail giant, Target has said that hackers were able to steal debit-card PINs from millions of customers who shopped from its stores a month earlier.

hackers who breached the retailer's network were also able to steal encrypted personal identification numbers (PINs) of the shoppers. Minneapolis-based discounter, Target Corporation has said that it will offer discounts to customers shopping in its stores on 21 and 22 December.

New York, Dec. 28 : Israeli actress Gal Gadot, who was recently cast to play the Wonder Woman in the upcoming ' Man of Steel ' sequel, has now broken responded to the criticism that she's too thin.

When asked about criticism that the 28-year-old former Miss Universe contestant was too thin (or too flat-chested) to play a famed super-heroine, who's been depicted as a busty crusader since she was created in 1941, she replied that she represented the Wonder Woman of the new world, asserting anyone could buy breasts for 2,500 dollars.

Coming year will be good for emerging market because economic growth in emerging markets is about four times faster than in developed countries. 2013 was year of IT, Pharma, FMCG and Auto. Sectors like PSU, Capital Goods which were bitten down in 2013 could be the best sectors to stay in year 2014. 2014 can be the best year for sectors bitten down in 2013 like PSU, Capital Goods.

Retailers in the UK recorded strong sales during the post-Christmas shopping season as 13million shoppers rushed to shops to get attractive holiday deals.

According to estimates, shoppers are expected to spend around £1.8 billion today. It is believed that a total of £2.57 billion was projected to have been spent on December 27, which is 7.1 per cent higher than the £2.4 billion recorded in the previous year, according to the Centre for Retail Research. The total expenditure rose to £3 billon, which is higher than £2.8 billion, which was a previous record that was held by Boxing Day this week and December

According to a new report, London borough of Kensington and Chelsea hosts six out of the ten most expensive streets in England and Wales.

Egerton Crescent in South Kensington has been identified as the most expensive place in the country for the second year. The report released by the Lloyds Bank has shown that homes on the street have a typical cost of around £7.4 million. The street is located near to the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) and Harrods and hosts lavish properties including Grade II-listed Georgian homes boasting four or five bedrooms.