U.S. stock futures fell on Tuesday as caution prevailed ahead of reports on June personal income data and pending home sales, a day after Wall Street rallied to a fresh nine-month closing
OPEC is unlikely to cut oil output further at its meeting next month if oil prices remain around current levels, two delegates from the producer group said on Tuesday. "It is hard
By Peter Apps, Political Risk Correspondent Markets might have moved on after their initial shocked reaction to last year's Georgia war, but the legacy of the brief conflict remains that war in
By Daisy Ku British interdealer broker Tullett Prebon said continued market turbulence would lead to "a good outcome" for the year after it reported a better than expected 26 percent rise in
The International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) Bureau has appointed President of the Cyprus Shooting Federation Demetris Lordos as Technical Delegate at the ISSF World Championships 2009 in Shotgun in Maribor, Slovenia. The
The Cyprus Theatre Organisation (CTO) is cooperating with the National Theatre of Greece and the British Theatre company “Imitating the Dog”, in a co-production entitled “Tales from the Bar of Lost Souls”,
U.S. consumer spending rose slightly more than expected in June, lifted by expenditures on nondurable goods even as incomes saw their biggest drop in four-and-a-half years, a government report showed on Tuesday.
Global stocks and commodity prices pulled back on Tuesday as investors paused to assess the state of the economy after pushing them higher in the past two weeks, while the U.S. dollar
Toyota Motor Corp is relying on deeper cost cuts and a government-backed sales boost as it forecasts a slightly shallower annual loss, underscoring doubts over a sustainable recovery in demand. Toyota, the
General Motors is taking more time to negotiate with Magna and RHJ International over the planned sale of its European arm Opel, the U.S.-based company said on Tuesday. Canadian auto parts group
