Economic sentiment has improved in Cyprus in July as the data released today by the Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs of the European Commission (EC) indicate. The Economic Sentiment Indicator
Greek and Turkish Cypriot law enforcers have set up a joint information centre to fill a policing gap fostered by years of estrangement since the Mediterranean island was divided decades ago by
Britain's PartyGaming and Austria's bwin unveiled a deal on Thursday to create a $3.3-bln online gaming business, positioning them to profit from any deregulation of a lucrative U.S. market. The deal to
Ukraine will use $2 bln out of its new $15 bln IMF facility to finance its budget deficit this year and will stick to tight fiscal targets imposed by the deal, government
. The European leveraged loan market, in the doldrums for nearly two years, is set for further growth in the second half as risk appetite returns to help private equity sponsors and
Severe UK budget cuts and the possibility of slower growth ahead will force the Bank of England to wait until the second quarter of 2011 to raise interest rates, according to a
Greece will hire Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley as advisers on the offer it has received from Piraeus Bank <BOPr.AT> to buy government stakes in ATEbank <AGBr.AT> and Hellenic Postbank
British house prices fell 0.5% month-on-month in July after a flat month in June, the Nationwide building society said on Thursday, as concerns about the impact of government austerity measures dampened demand.
Greek bottler Coca-Cola Hellenic (CCH) said on Thursday second-quarter net profit fell 11%, below market expectations, mainly due to a windfall tax in debt-laden Greece. Greece imposed a one-off tax on large
British telecoms provider BT posted a 6% rise in first-quarter adjusted core earnings, generated strong cash flow and reiterated its outlook after taking further costs out of the business. Britain's biggest fixed-line
