Oil held firm on Monday after a 1 percent rise in the previous session, as Iranian troops partly withdrew from a disputed oil area in Iraq, easing tensions between two major crude
European shares broke a two-day losing run on Monday, with banks recovering from concerns over tougher capital regulations while oil producers rose as crude prices steadied following the previous session's gains. London
IPhone app developer Tapulous says its sales have approached $1 million a month, providing fresh evidence of the growing success of start-ups designing programs for Apple Inc's mobile device. Tapulous — with
Production in the construction sector of Cyprus fell for the fourth consecutive quarter in July to September, dropping by 10% compared with the same period of the previous year, having fallen by
The education sector in Cyprus was worth just short of EUR 900 mln in 2007, according to a report just released on education indicators for 2007. The annual report entitled Economic Statistics
To understand Europe's growing fascination with the wide-eyed innocents and baroque demons of the Japanese comic books known as manga, it may help to look back at the end of the nineteenth
Asian share markets rose broadly on Monday, with high-tech stocks following gains in U.S. rivals late last week, and the dollar held its ground near three-month highs against the euro and kept
Production in the construction sector of Cyprus fell for the fourth consecutive quarter in July to September, dropping by 10% compared with the same period of the previous year, having fallen by
Cypriot millionaires have appeared for the first time in the annual Greek Rich List, an ethnic spin-off of the Sunday Times Rich List, that also saw the Greeks and Greek Cypriots in
CIIM Professors speak out By Ivetta Gerasimchuk and Theodore Panayotou The climate talks in Copenhagen have exacerbated the controversy between climate skeptics and environmentalists. The arguments used by both “denialists” and supporters
