Iran's crude oil exports in December leapt to their highest level since European Union sanctions took effect last July, analysts and shipping sources said, as strong Chinese demand and tanker fleet expansion
Boeing Co stood by the troubled lithium-ion battery technology that this month grounded its new, high-tech 787 Dreamliner and said on Wednesday that the grounding had no significant impact on its 2013
Asian shares fell slightly on Thursday after rallies to multi-month highs, and longer for some Southeast Asian markets, while the U.S. Federal Reserve's pledge to retain its stimulus policy undermined the dollar.
The Energy Service of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism selected today, through an electronic bidding process, 23 firms to construct photovoltaic parks for electricity production with a total capacity of
The government printing press in Cyprus started rolling again after a candidate in next month’s presidential elections used the Guinness World Records logo as his ballot logo without their permission. The embarrassing
Germany plans a modest reform of its banking sector that puts a cap on risky activities but would not lead to the breakup of banks or significantly impact big institutions like flagship
Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) improved in Cyprus and the euro area in January, the European Commission said Wednesday. In January the ESI increased by 1.4 points in both the EU (to 90.6)
The German government said on Wednesday the euro zone had not yet taken any decision on a bailout request from Cyprus while Berlin`s own position has not changed since last week’s meeting
Cyprus could cause wider problems for the euro zone if a bailout for the country is not agreed soon, said Jean-Claude Juncker, who stepped down as chairman of the euro zone`s finance
Limassol Marina has welcomed its first residents with the turn of the year. The delivery of the 94 luxury apartments and penthouses at Nereids Residences marks the beginning of the project’s first
