More than 2.400.000 euro has been raised during this year’s Radiomarathon, a charity event, which supports people with special needs, their families and various charity institutions. The fundraising event, which took place
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will meet here Wednesday at 1500 local time (1200 GMT) to continue their discussion on governance. Today,
British factory orders weakened at a faster pace than expected in October, but manufacturers' outlook for the immediate future was its brightest since March 2008, a survey showed on Wednesday. The Confederation
European shares drifted further away from one-year highs on Wednesday, pressured by financial stocks after Bank of England Governor Mervyn King added his voice to calls for root-and-branch reforms of the sector.
Bank of England policymakers voted unanimously to leave the size of its asset purchase programme unchanged this month but had "differences of view" on the inflation outlook, minutes to the central bank's
Recent trading patterns broke at least temporarily on Wednesday with both the dollar and world stocks slipping, the latter weakened particularly by falling emerging markets. Crude oil dropped as well, sitting below
Britain's leading shares were flat in early trade on Wednesday, after losses in the previous session, supported by gains in oil majors and food retailers. At 0830 GMT the FTSE 100 was
Demand for computers from large companies is likely to pick up by as soon as mid-2010 as a result of Microsoft's launch this week of its Windows 7 operating system, a senior
Apple Inc rolled out a new line of redesigned Mac computers on Tuesday, hoping to build up sales momentum for its biggest business heading into the all-important holiday season. Sporting new features
European shares drifted higher on Wednesday to trade near one-year highs, boosted by banks and oils, with investors awaiting more corporate results from companies such as Morgan Stanley and Boeing. The FTSEurofirst
