Snow lovers in Washington D.C. celebrated the region's first major snowfall by lobbing snowballs at one another on Sunday afternoon (January 13), in what has become a recent post-snowstorm tradition in

Anyone who's ever visited France is probably familiar with the "Tabac" sign. But as well as cigarettes, cigars and lottery tickets and the like, visitors to their Paris Tabacs can now buy bitcoins

Thousands of comic, superhero and anime fans descended on San Diego Thursday (July 19) for the start of Comic-Con. The annual event is the largest comic book convention of its kind in the world, with guest

It may not look like your average home, but concrete water pipes could become the solution to Hong Kong's housing shortage and high property prices. The world's most expensive property market has seen

Just a street away from Singapore's central bank, a cryptocurrency firm has launched, what it claims is the first cafe in the country to be owned and operated by a business promoting its own digital coin.

Seventy-five-year-old Edward Weidenfeld is a successful Washington, DC lawyer with ties to the political elite. He has worked as a senior advisor to six U.S. Presidents, including serving as general counsel

Walk around just about any U.S. city or anywhere around Europe, and chances are you’ll come across a decent number of Asian restaurants slinging variations of dishes from the continent’s many countries

The man who’s labored for years under the title of Europe’s last dictator, President Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree to legalize transactions in crypto-currencies, mainly to attract start-ups and