Greece's lenders are sending a team to Athens to inspect a government austerity plan they want implemented in exchange for aid, while Germany suggested a new bailout may have to be renegotiated.
‘Big Four’ audit firms to face massive shake up Top 10 companies under EU scrutiny Changes to define audit and non-audit The ten biggest companies in Cyprus will no longer
Twenty-one tourist destinations from across Europe were awarded today the title of ‘2011 European Destination of Excellence (EDEN) in Tourism and Regeneration of Physical Sites’, among them Kalopanagiotis, a Cypriot hill village
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Gold prices have fallen nearly 20 percent over the past two weeks and according to some analysts prices could fall further amid the global uncertainties and forcing many
Brent crude fell below $107 on Wednesday, after sharp gains a day earlier, weighed down by a stronger dollar as investors sought refuge in the greenback amid lingering concerns over a debt
Participation in a debt swap plan aimed at cutting Greek debt has reached a 90% target and could even exceed it, the financial daily Naftemporiki said on Wednesday, citing an unidentified finance
* Parliament OKs controversial property tax * Greece faced a new test in its attempt to avoid bankruptcy on Wednesday as international auditors headed for Athens, while Germany suggested a new bailout
Greece Prime Minister George Papandreou said it is very important that Greece receives a signal of support from its European partners. Speaking at a news conference in Berlin with German Chancellor Angela
Slovakia could yet derail plans to strengthen the euro zone's financial rescue fund, after the junior ruling coalition party rejected a proposal from its larger partner on Tuesday aimed at winning its
Greece's largest toyseller Jumbo posted on Tuesday a 19.4% rise in net profit for the full year to end June, thanks to the absence of windfall taxation this year. Net profit rose
