President Barack Obama may face a tough audience when he brings his tax-hike-for- billionaires message to Facebook on Wednesday — Silicon Valley is full of the sort of people the president wants
Asian stocks rose on Wednesday as strong results from chip maker Intel Corp prompted a rally in tech shares, while renewed strength in metals prices boosted materials companies and also lifted the
Six hundred British marines are expected to be deployed in Cyprus over the next two weeks, in order to participate in scheduled maneuvers at the British Bases in Cyprus, according to the
The Mediterranean states of the EU have asked for more solidarity on behalf of the Union in addressing the disproportionate mass immigration flows caused by the dramatic developments in the Southern Mediterranean
World stocks stabilized on Tuesday following the prior day's losses, but debt woes on both sides of the Atlantic and new signals from China on inflation dangers weighed on markets. Greece sold
More than half of all Britons will watch Prince William marry long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton on April 29th, a poll conducted for Reuters showed. The royal wedding is expected to be one
The wedding of Britain's Prince William to university sweetheart Kate Middleton will be streamed live on the internet via an official royal channel — the first British royal wedding to be covered
Expenditure on research and development inched up in 2009 according to the latest provisional estimates of the Statistical Service. Total research and development (R & D) expenditure is estimated at EUR 83.3
For those who thought that the 12.7% leap in tourists in February marked the beginning of a new era for Cyprus tourism, the figures for March will have been disappointing. The number
The government budget deficit fell to 5.3% of GDP in 2010 from 6.0% of GDP in 2009, according to the preliminary data for the fourth quarter. The data are compiled under EU
