President of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will meet on Tuesday in the framework of the UN-led direct talks for a Cyprus solution, to continue discussion on
Oil prices recovered towards $77 a barrel on Monday, aided by a weaker U.S. dollar, but investors kept a wary eye on debt-laden Dubai and its impact on the global economy. Signs
Bank of Ireland has become less optimistic about the discount it expects to book on the loans it will transfer to Ireland's "bad bank", potentially increasing the amount of extra capital it
European shares fell in early trading on Monday, led lower by oil producers and financial stocks, as concerns about the impact of a debt default in Dubai continued to put pressure on
British consumers repaid the highest amount of unsecured credit on record in October, reducing their debt at twice the rate economists had expected, Bank of England data showed on Monday. Net consumer
Somali pirates have seized a Greek-flagged oil tanker near the Seychelles, more than 700 miles off the coast of Somalia, Greece's coastguard said on Monday. The 300,294-dwt Maran Centaurus was sailing from
Greece's main opposition New Democracy party has chosen Antonis Samaras, a former foreign minister and party rebel, as its new leader, to help the ailing conservatives recover from stinging electoral defeat last
According to the Bank of Cyprus Dividend Reinvestment Plan, the price at which the interim dividend for 2009 will be reinvested into shares is EUR4,25. It is reminded that the price was
Switzerland voted to ban the construction of new minarets on Sunday, a surprise result certain to embarrass the neutral government and which the justice minister said could affect Swiss exports and tourism.
By Simon Rabinovitch and Aileen Wang Meng Ni and Fan Zhiqing said "I do" to each other in the same month that they said "we do" to their real estate agent. China
