. The Risk Watch Column By Dr Alan Waring Financial Mirror readers may recall that four previous Risk Watch articles have discussed the major hazard risk issues arising from the Mari-Vassilikos disaster
. In the Greek section of the Financial Mirror last week, we ran a story about Jet2.com promoting paragliding in the North only, whereas the airline promotes itself as carrying passengers to
* Costas Mylonas is new non-exec chairman * Andreas Vgenopoulos, the outspoken architect credited with building up Marfin Laiki Bank from the second biggest lender in Cyprus into a leading bank in
Israel’s President Shimon Peres said that the cooperation between Israel and Cyprus should not be deemed a threat to anyone, suggesting that common gas exploration and regional defence exercises are not directed
Cyprus MEP Eleni Theocharous, a member of the European Popular Party, walked out of a European Parliament meeting in Ankara when she realised that her accreditation had been purposely changed by the
Royal Bank of Scotland expects difficult market conditions in the fourth quarter, with banks around the world hit by Europe's debt crisis, and the part-nationalised lender added it had taken more writedowns
Company's All-New Cinema Lens Lineup, Video Camcorders and Digital SLR Cameras to Leave No Story Untold Canon Inc. today announced Canon's full-fledged entry into the motion picture production industry with the launch
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou faces a knife-edge confidence vote on Friday after his plan for a referendum on a bailout — supposed to save both Greece and the euro zone from
A 798 mln euro ($1.10 bln) impairment on Greek assets pushed Commerzbank to a third-quarter operating loss and forced it to abandon its target for next year, as Germany's second-largest bank struggles
Asian shares rose more than 2% and the euro steadied on Friday on hopes Greece will abandon a proposed referendum on a European Union bailout, but investors remained cautious over a confidence
