The Cyprus tourist season at Easter was disastrous, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service, with arrivals dropping by 23% over the year earlier to 139,658 in April 2010 compared
Big oil goes under the spotlight on Tuesday when U.S. lawmakers grill top executives on a drilling rig explosion and oil spill that threatens an environmental catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico.
British industrial output surged more than six times as fast as expected in March to record its strongest monthly expansion in almost eight years, official data showed on Tuesday. Industrial output rose
Germany's opposition Social Democrats (SPD) said on Tuesday they had not decided whether to support a European rescue package for the euro, and warned the country could end up footing the entire
The euro and stocks fell on Tuesday as a relief rally sparked by a $1 trillion plan to contain Greece's debt crisis gave way to doubts as to how the country will
A top Federal Reserve official warned on Tuesday that economies around the world must further rebalance their inward and outward capital flows to prevent a repeat of the damaging crisis of 2007-2008.
Google Inc displaced iPhone maker Apple Inc to become the second most popular provider of smartphone software in the United States during the first quarter, the latest sign of the increasing competition
Excitement over the euro zone's mammoth $1 trillion rescue package gave way on Tuesday to doubts whether its weakest economies can meet their end of the bargain and deliver drastic debt cuts,
There was a large fall in national road transport in 2009, according to the Statistical Service, which presumably reflects weaker economic activity in 2009. In January – December national road transport fell
Exports of goods from Cyprus to the rest of the world leapt by 16.3% over the year earlier in the first quarter based on provisional figures for March, according to our analysis.
