Lufthansa has announced its summer schedule for 2013 beginning on March 31 that includes five new holiday destinations: Mahón, Jerez de la Frontera, Cardiff, Glasgow and Varna. In the long-haul segment, Lufthansa
An unnamed partner of Canada's BlackBerry has placed an order for 1 mln BlackBerry 10 smartphones, the company announced, following takeover rumours earlier in the week and that AT&T would also start
The number of people employed in Cyprus decreased by 4.8% during the fourth quarter of 2012, compared to the same quarter in 2011, according to data published by Eurostat on Thursday. The
Latin America's Roman Catholics rejoiced that the new Pope Francis is one of their own, while the world has hailed him as a humble champion of the poor and wished him the
China Mobile Ltd said it plans to spend 41.7 billion yuan ($6.7 billion) developing 4G technology this year, hoping to tap pent-up demand for Apple Inc smartphones as it gets an iPhone
– Privatisations rarely politically popular – Few likely to take advantage of strong markets With Europe's stock indexes hitting their highest since before Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, privatisations could be a boon
As South Korean rapper Psy readies what he hopes will be his next hit song, aiming for a repeat of the viral "Gangnam Style", retailers are keeping a close eye on what
Two senators seen as possible candidates for the 2016 presidential election will address a conservative conference where Republicans will try to regroup on Thursday after their bruising election loss last year. Senators
Qatar has begun talks with the UK government to invest up to 10 billion pounds ($14.92 billion) into key infrastructure projects in Britain, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday citing people involved
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades is in Brussels, to attend the two-day session of the European Council, on Thursday and Friday. He is also taking part in the European People’s Party Summit, to
