Indian officials meet on Monday to decide whether to ban some of Research In Motion's BlackBerry services, a day before the deadline runs out for the firm to give security agencies access
The Bank of Japan buckled under government pressure and eased monetary policy at an emergency meeting on Monday in an effort to curb a rise in the yen that is threatening a
Hong Kong and Shanghai stocks rose on Monday, with the Hang Seng Index poised to post its biggest single-day percentage gain in four weeks as Chinese banks rebounded on improved market sentiment.
Australia's political gridlock was no closer to a resolution that would provide market certainty on Monday after "kingmaker" independent MPs unveiled new demands as the price for their support to form a
Industrial turnover grew fairly strongly in May, as the Industrial Turnover Index rose by 5.6% compared with May 2009. However, the manufacturing turnover the index for May 2010 was the same level
Total scientific research and experimental development (R & D) expenditure in Cyprus reached just 0.43% of GDP in 2008 according to the results of the ad hoc survey carried out by the
British Airways apologised to passengers after an emergency message warning they were about to crash into the sea was played by mistake. About 275 passengers were on the London Heathrow to Hong
Britain's economy grew faster than originally estimated in the second quarter of this year, hitting its fastest rate of growth in more than nine years, official data showed on Friday. The Office
Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis said on Thursday that the registration of new companies in Cyprus increased by 30% compared to last year, adding that the registrations were a fundamental indication of
A whole host of events both in Cyprus and abroad is being organized by the Republic of Cyprus to celebrate fifty years since it was established. An official announcement states that major
