. BY PETROS MAVROS The recent agreement between Hermes Airports and Ryan Air to open their fiftieth operational base in Europe has to be looked at as both a blessing and a
But confidence in revenue growth ahead of 2009 Nearly half (48%) of the 1,258 CEOs polled worldwide believe the global economy will decline even further in the next 12 months, according to
. European leaders, faced with rising unemployment and growing unrest at home, are trying to shift the debate from fighting the debt crisis to reviving growth in the bloc that produces a
. BY PAVLOS LOIZOU Leaf Research Most Cypriots are only now acknowledging the degree of the problems we face. How they respond to this realisation is another story altogether. Let us think
* Turkey provokes with east Med exercises * Cyprus and Israel discussed future energy cooperation during a visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, as Turkey warned the island that
Months of swinging between hope and despair over Greece is taking its toll on bond traders at the heart of the euro zone crisis, leaving bank trading teams stuck in an unprofitable
The national central banks in the euro zone are set to exchange their holdings of Greek bonds into new bonds in the run up to a private sector debt deal to avoid
The European Union's tax chief on Thursday rejected UK opposition to a planned levy on financial transactions, saying it would dampen risky trading and barely dent growth. EU Tax Commissioner Algirdas Semeta
Greece said on Thursday it had found extra budget savings demanded by its international lenders, suggesting a new rescue package is within reach even though acrimony simmered between Athens and its European
Iran bought almost half a million tonnes of wheat this week, traders said on Thursday, with private buyers also in talks to import further tonnage from Russia using roubles as payment, as
