Sony Ericsson unveiled its new X10 flagship mobile phone on Tuesday, its first to run on Google's Android operating system, but said it would not go on sale until early next year.
MasterCard Inc reported on Tuesday quarterly earnings as the world's second-largest credit card network raised fees to banks and trimmed expenses, while consumers used their debit cards more. MasterCard's third-quarter net income
People scared of flying can now press a button on their iPhone to help them deal with their panic. Long-haul airline Virgin Atlantic Airways has launched an application, or app, for its
Europe's economy will rebound next year from a deep slump and accelerate in 2011, the European Commission said on Tuesday, paving the way for major deficit cuts across the 27-nation bloc from
European stocks fell 1.3 percent in early Tuesday trade, losing ground for the sixth time in nine sessions, as poor results from UBS and a shake-up of UK banks Lloyds and Royal
World stocks dipped towards the previous session's four-week lows on Tuesday as investors continued to fret over the early removal of government stimulus, particularly in the financial sector. Positive U.S. manufacturing and
Although the current global economic crisis is posing important socio-economic challenges for Italy, its rating outlook remains stable. The deterioration expected in the government's debt metrics is considered within the scope of
A two-day tripartite international seminar titled ''Wage Policy in Caucasus and Central Asia, Assessment and policy answers to the economic crisis'' began in Nicosia. Addressing the opening of the seminar, Minister of
A US-based group, Class Action, is filing a $400 bln lawsuit against Turkey with regard to claims by owners of property in Cyprus’ northern Turkish occupied areas, who are seeking the use
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Markos Kyprianou along with Deputy Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates Khaled Al Marri, inaugurated on Monday the embassy of the Republic of Cyprus in Abu Dhabi.
