Minister of Foreign Affairs Marcos Kyprianou said on Monday that as long as Turkey is behaving like the classroom bully, Cyprus will not be able to give its consent to opening the
July 20, 2009, marks 35 years since the Turkish invasion and subsequent occupation of Cyprus' northern third. Today, Cyprus pays tribute to those killed during the invasion and those still missing, with
British shares climbed in early trade on Monday, on course to rise for the sixth straight day, tracking gains in Asia as a last-minute $3 billion rescue of U.S. CIT Group Inc
The flow of lending to British firms fell at a slower pace in May and major lenders approved more mortgages in June, the Bank of England said on Monday, but analysts remained
The flow of net lending to British businesses fell for a second consecutive month in May but major lenders approved more mortgages in June than the previous month, the Bank of England
Oil rose above $64 a barrel on Monday, extending the previous session's rally, as equities firmed and the dollar fell on hopes of a global economic recovery. The market jumped 6.1 percent
World stocks built on an already robust performance from last week on Monday, climbing on better-than-expected corporate earnings results and a last-minute rescue package for troubled U.S. lender CIT. Asian shares outside
World stocks built on an already robust performance from last week on Monday, climbing on better-than-expected corporate earnings results and a last-minute rescue package for troubled U.S. lender CIT. Asian shares outside
The U.S. recession's grip on the economy appears to be easing but likely has not yet ended, according to a survey of economists released on Monday. The National Association for Business Economics'
U.S. stock index futures were higher, pointing to a firmer start on Wall Street on Monday, with both the Dow Jones futures and the S&P 500 futures up 0.3 percent by 3.56
