Greece's cash-strapped mobile phone operator Wind Hellas said on Monday sales and operating revenue continued dropping in the second quarter, as recession and competition kept weighing on results. Total revenues dropped to
Russia has enough grain to cover its needs after harvesting 38% less in 2010, a senior official said on Monday, but his data indicated the former exporter is likely to import millions
Formula One signed up Swiss bank UBS as a global partner on Monday in a deal the sport will hope marks a turnaround after the exit of several other financial institutions due
Star Alliance partners Continental Airlinesand Greek carrier Aegean said on Monday they started codesharing on flights between New York and Athens. Pending government approval, Aegean will also codeshare on Continental flights from
World stocks rose from last week's one-month low on Monday as a slew of corporate takeover activity and an encouraging euro zone business survey helped ease concerns about a global economic slowdown.
A man who took hostages in a bank robbery in Athens' port of Piraeus on Monday released some of them but still held four captive, police said. The bank robber fired shots
The worst floods in decades could knock down Pakistan's economic growth for fiscal 2010/11 to between zero and 2%, Pakistani officials said on Monday, fuelling concern about the country's stability. The Asian
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded Bahrain's local and foreign currency government bond ratings to A3 from A2, with a stable outlook, due to a gradual but significant rise in the breakeven oil
Cypriots living abroad have returned home for a five-day conference to discuss the latest developments in the Cyprus problem and be briefed on the issue by the island’s political and religious leadership.
Cyprus tennis star Marcos Baghdatis lost 2-0 set to Roger Federer, seeded second, in the semifinals of the Cincinnati Masters Tournament on Saturday and is out of the games with 360 points,
