A new airline is to operate out of Glasgow following the collapse of Flyglobespan, it has been announced. Kiss Flights, which operates from eight UK airports outside Scotland, will be offering 12
The Cyprus government has embarked on investment road shows abroad in order to raise more than EUR 1 bln in new money to plug the widening deficit and before the economic data
Cyprus income tax receipts tumbled by 14% year-on-year to EUR 1.84 bln in 2009 from EUR 2.15 bln in 2008, according to the Inland Revenue Department, creating a gap of EUR 310.5
The British Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday that a decision by a Cypriot court, in connection with claims relating to Greek Cypriot owned property in the Turkish occupied north, must be executed.
The costs of construction in Cyprus fell for the first time in ten years in 2009, according to the Statistical Service. For the period January – December 2009, the index fell by
Figures for December confirm that 2009 was a terrible year for car sales, as total registrations of new and second hand vehicles dropped by 25.7% to 50,291 from 67,722 in 2008. Of
U.S. stock index futures fell on Friday as President Barack Obama's proposed sweeping restrictions on banks and the delayed confirmation of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke put investors on the defensive after a
General Electric Co's quarterly earnings topped Wall Street expectations on Friday, as it kept costs in line despite sluggish demand for jet engines, railroad locomotives and other heavy equipment. The results showed
McDonald's Corp (MCD.N) reported higher quarterly profit on Friday as strength in international markets offset its weakening U.S. business, which is grappling with high unemployment and rampant discounting. The world's biggest hamburger
World stocks added to the previous week's fall on Monday, weighed down by Wall Street losses, uncertainty over U.S. bank plans and concern that Greece's debt crisis could spread. The dollar, which
