Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Delegates arriving at the Swiss resort of Davos this week had to surmount one final obstacle on their journeys to the World Economic Forum: five feet of snow. Heavy snowfall during the past two months pushed average levels ...

The snow — as deep as 8 inches (20 centimeters) in some neighborhoods — made buses and taxis scarce and shut down tourist sites such as the Colosseum. It also covered the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica, blanketed ancient arches in the Roman Forum ...

Davos is covered in snow, giant heaps of it, and it's still coming down. It lies mountainous on the sides of the road, it blocks the entrances to villas still awaiting their arrivals (all the villas, and all the hotel rooms, will be occupied this week), it ...

According to an article at Tidbits, as well as reports from MacInTouch and the Apple discussion forums, the update has caused several problems for Snow Leopard users operating Rosetta-assisted applications. People have reported cursor glitches, printing ...

The George Snow Scholarship Fund’s 19th annual Caribbean Cowboy Ball and Auction kicked off the 30th anniversary of the George Snow Scholarship Fund on Jan. 28, attracting 580 patrons. The ball raised approximately $137,000 for higher ...

In Rome, unusually heavy snow capped the dome of St Peter's Basilica and the Roman Forum's ancient arches. It toppled trees, sending some crashing on to empty parked cars. Up to 8in of snow had fallen in some neighbourhoods, making buses and taxis scarce ...

The most powerful storm of the winter season pounded Colorado with up to 6 feet of snow in the Rocky Mountain foothills and forced the cancellation of more than 600 flights in Denver before heading east toward the central plains. Blizzard ...

Delegates arriving at the Swiss resort of Davos this week had to surmount one final obstacle on their journeys to the World Economic Forum: five feet of snow. Heavy snowfall during the past two months pushed average levels at the Alpine town to ...

A statement on Friday by Infrastructure Minister Milutin Mrkonjic, that the snow 'has fallen at a bad moment,' caused an avalanche of outrage and ridicule in reactions on news forums. It also snowed heavily in Bosnia where, as daily Dnevni Avaz ...