Apple's long-awaited iPhone 4S and Samsung Electronics' fresh, broad offering are likely to stand out in this holiday season's smartphone sales which will otherwise be clouded by global economic uncertainty. Apple, which
The death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who was captured and killed by rebels in October, may have been a war crime, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said
Bank of Cyprus Group said it has agreed to sell its 14-branch Australia subsidiary to regional lender Bendigo and Adelaide Bank for 100 mln euros. The Cyprus bank said it’s liquidity base
THE FINANCIAL MIRROR CONSENSUS FORECASTS This week we publish the second of our quarterly Financial Mirror Consensus Forecasts, with six well known economists from the private sector and academia, giving their opinions
A judge declared French former president Jacques Chirac guilty on Thursday of misusing public funds, in a political graft trial that made history by producing the first conviction of a head of
Civil servants continued their protests for a third day, objecting to parliament passing austerity measures that aim to reduce the public sector deficit and get the cash-strapped government out of the current
Children whose fathers smoked around the time of their conception have at least a 15 percent higher risk of developing the most common form of childhood cancer, a type of leukemia, according
Public sector workers in Cyprus walked off the job on Thursday in protest at austerity measures taken by the cash-strapped government and approved by parliament in an effort to arrest a runaway
British property group Hammerson has sold a property in London's financial district to the real estate arm of Kuwait for 176 million pounds ($271 million), one of a string of buildings for
The House of Representatives approved a new set of austerity measures, aiming at further fiscal consolidation. The new measures were passed amid major dissatisfaction by the public sector workers whose union PASYDY
