Ryanair is to hire a new senior executive to spearhead efforts to create a new, softer image after it was voted the worst of the 100 biggest brands serving the British market
The Bank of England is expected to leave monetary policy unchanged on Thursday despite more signs of economic strength, as it sticks to its commitment to keep interest rates on hold while
Ben Bernanke spent his whole life training for the job of Fed chairman – even if he didn't know it at the time. One of the Great Depression's most prominent scholars, Bernanke
Cuts in EU greenhouse gas emissions have almost reached the 20 percent target set for 2020, official figures showed on Wednesday, stoking a debate on how quickly the bloc should promise deeper
Japanese stocks rose to a one-week high and the dollar strengthened on Thursday as investors grew hopeful that U.S. politicians will resolve in coming days the fiscal impasse that has sapped market
Revenue from tourism reached €259,8 mln in June 2013 compared to €254,5 mln in the corresponding month of the previous year, recording an increase of 2,1%, on the basis of the results
The Central Bank of Cyprus has appointed a leading global management firm, Oliver Wyman, part of Marsh & McLennan Companies, to provide consulting services on issues related with the restructuring of the
The GDP growth rate in Cyprus in real terms during the second quarter of 2013 is negative and estimated at -5,9% over the corresponding quarter of 2012, the Statistical Service Cystat announced.
The European Parliament approved on Wednesday a report tabled by Cypriot MEP Antigoni Papadopoulou on "gendercide", with the deputy saying it was approved by a majority of 500 MEPs, having already been
The outlook for Poland's banking system has been raised from ‘negative’ to ‘stable’ by Moody's Investors Service on the expectation of a recovery in economic growth and consequent stabilisation in bank profitability.
