WE HAVE seen the line between what’s right and wrong, what’s good and bad.

THE eurozone economy slowed sharply in the second quarter, hobbled by sluggish growth in Germany and stagnation in France, raising fears of a longer-term dip that could derail efforts to resolve the bloc’s debt crisis.

US Stocks inched higher in light trading after government data indicated that the economy was growing at a slower pace, raising investors’ hopes that moderating economic growth might halt the Federal Reserve’s streak of interest rate rises.

A good employment report and Intel’s strong mid-quarter update gave Wall Street a moderate advance today, with falling oil prices padding the market’s gain.

Stocks surged higher on Wall Street today as investors overcame their initial disappointment with the January employment report, believing the moderate job growth would help keep interest rates stable in the near future.

BANK OF ENGLAND chief economist Charles Bean said interest rates may need to rise further as the economy picks up strength, though policymakers will move gradually and take time to consider the impact of their changes.

A MAN was escorted home by police after waking up in bed in a house he had lived in years before.

CERISE curls, violet neck and a bathroom like a scene from The Sopranos — home hair colouring is fraught with the kind of hazards designed to send the most determined DIYer fleeing to the salon with a paper bag over their head.