Global stocks rebounded on Tuesday from early losses tied to Japan's struggle to contain the world's worst nuclear crisis in decades, while the euro steadied after comments by the European Central Bank's
Men are more likely to ignore directions given by their satellite navigation systems than women, a survey has found, confirming the old stereotype that men hate asking for directions. While 83 percent
As Britney Spears prepares to launch her seventh studio album "Femme Fatale" on Tuesday, the pop star faces keen competition from Lady Gaga, Katie Perry and Rihanna, who reign atop Billboard's Hot
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian The International Collective Investment Schemes (ICIS) or in layman’s terms, Private Funds, are probably one of the best vehicles through which promoters may raise money from up to
The number of building permits rose in Cyprus in January, raising hopes that we might just be seeing the first green shoots of a sector that has seen two punishing years of
The unemployment rate in Cyprus reached 5.4% of the labour force in the fourth quarter of 2010, according to the latest Labour Force Survey, down from 6.0% in the same quarter of
Firmer bank shares lifted Britain's FTSE 100 index on Monday, aided by bullish comment on the sector from both Barclays Capital and JPMorgan, while a UBS upgrade also helped Cairn Energy higher.
Russian arms exports are expected to stay at record levels of about $10 billion a year until at least 2014 as top customer India continues to beef up its armaments, leading military
Oil was steady on Monday with Brent stabilising near $116 as investors looked to geopolitical factors to maintain near-record long speculative positions, while flaring unrest over the weekend was limited to minor
The euro slipped on Monday after German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives were routed in elections in a key state, while Asian shares slipped as turmoil in the Middle East and Japan's nuclear
