Saudi Arabia hopes to nearly halve unemployment by the end of 2014 by spending $385 billion on schools, hospitals and other infrastructure projects. Ageing King Abdullah is under pressure to create jobs
The rate of inflation for July 2010 rose to 2.7%, according to the latest data released by the Statistical Service (CyStat). The Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) for July 2010, records
Popular apathy, control over the media and a lack of potent opposition will ensure that Moscow's ruling duo do not suffer seriously from disastrous summer fires as president George W. Bush did
Pharmakas Quarrying, a member of publicly listed A. Panayides Contracting (APC) and Charilaos Apostolides Public Ltd (CHAPO), have jointly acquired the quarrying operations of Hellenic Mining Public Company Ltd (EME) for EUR
Influenza experts began meeting on Tuesday to assess whether the H1N1 flu is still a pandemic or whether the world has moved into a post-pandemic phase, a spokesman for the World Health
BlackBerry users in Saudi Arabia were left guessing for a second time in a week on Tuesday after a deadline to address security concerns about encryption lapsed, but service continued normally. However,
The U.S. Federal Reserve on Tuesday said it would begin funneling proceeds from its maturing mortgage bonds into longer-term government debt in an effort to support a sputtering economic recovery. The Fed,
German Bunds opened little changed on Tuesday ahead of the U.S. central bank's policy meeting which could result in some form of stimulus measures to boost the faltering world's biggest economy. At
Governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, Athanasios Orphanides, has said that Cyprus is in a better condition than most of its EU partners to implement a fiscal consolidation plan at the
President of the Republic Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu will hold their last meeting before the summer break on Tuesday, in the framework of the direct negotiations for a
