Starting on Jan. 28 this year, the New Acropolis Museum will henceforth stay open until 10 p.m. on Friday evenings so that visitors can tour the exhibits while also viewing the floodlit
Cypriot Economics Nobel Prize laureate, Christopher Pissarides, gave a lecture Thursday evening at the University of Cyprus in Nicosia in the presence of President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias. Pissarides,
Spain is planning to force its regional savings banks to become conventional banks and seek stock market listings, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. The state-backed bank restructuring fund (FROB)
China's Lenovo Group is in talks with Japan's NEC Corp for a joint venture in personal computers, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, in a deal that would help
Whichever way you turn, many items will cost you more in 2011. From groceries to gas, travel to college tuition, there’s more pressure on your dollars and dimes. Which is why it’s
The European Systemic Risk Board, Europe's proposed solution to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis, elected central bankers from Poland, Italy, Cyprus and Germany to head its steering committee for three
FIFA has quashed talk of a winter World Cup in 2022, saying it has no plans to change the international calendar and that any switch of dates would have to be proposed
News Corp has told Britain it might separate Sky News from BSkyB to avoid a lengthy review of its move to take full control of the satellite broadcaster, the Financial Times reported.
Morgan Stanley's fourth-quarter shareholder profit surged 60% as rising fees from retail brokerage helped offset the weak fixed-income trading results that have marred earnings across Wall Street. Adjusted profit fell well short
Loss-making Cyprus Airways is expected to get a cash injection of 20 mln euros as compensation for losses incurred by a Turkish flight ban, the government said on Thursday. The state-controlled carrier
