U.S. consumer prices rose at a slightly faster-than-expected 0.7 percent pace in June, but the bulk of the increase was due to soaring gasoline prices and the core measure of inflation remained
The decline in the value of trade in the world's major industrialised economies began to slow in the first four months of 2009, though volumes continued to fall at double digit rates
By Erik Kirschbaum As Germany heads to an election with its banks unwilling to risk big loans, companies and politicians are fumbling towards a new political order. Revolving around the rules governing
O2, the British mobile phone unit of Spain's Telefonica, launched Britain's first cash-card service from a mobile operator on Wednesday to give itself a foothold in the promising mobile-money market. The Visa
Cyprus commemorated today all those killed defending the Republic, during the 1974 military coup, on July 15, against the democratically elected President of Cyprus. The coup, engineered by the Greek military junta,
President Demetris Christofias believes that a political settlement in Cyprus is possible by December, if Turkey and the Turkish Cypriot leadership change course. President Christofias' comments came in the wake of positions
The Board of Directors of Bank of Cyprus Public Company Ltd will convene on Monday 31 August 2009 to examine the Bank of Cyprus Group financial results for the six months ended
Oil rose above $60 a barrel on Wednesday, supported by data showing a fall in gasoline stocks and after strong company earnings lifted expectations for economic recovery. U.S. crude for August delivery
The Cyprus tourism sector suffered another steep decline in June, with arrivals at only 260,931, a drop of 15.1% compared with the 307,237 recorded in June 2008. The main reason was a
Global stocks rose to their highest level in nearly two weeks on Wednesday as blockbuster results from major firms such as tech bellwether Intel Corp underpinned appetite for riskier assets. Goldman Sachs
