The House plenary, after a long debate, approved on Thursday by majority vote a new law banning smoking completely in all closed public places. The law is set to come into effect
European equities fell on Friday and headed for a fourth straight week of losses as worries about corporate earnings and the pace of economic recovery pressured banks, while weaker commodity prices hit
The European Investment Bank signed a EUR228 mln loan agreement with Cypriot commercial banks on Friday, part of a broader strategy to boost liquidity to European small to medium size enterprises. As
Passengers on Cyprus Airways flights, with an electronic ticket, will now have the option to register on the company's website at cyprusair.com in order to receive SMS or e-mail reminders of the
EU Commissioner for Health Androulla Vassiliou has welcomed the approval by the Cyprus House of Representatives of a legislation banning smoking in all public places and night clubs as of January 1st,
Cyprus will be hosting a meeting of Commonwealth Ministers of Finance, to take place in Limassol, from September 30 to October 2. The Council of Ministers has already authorised the Minister of
More gloom on prospects for the global economy sparked by weak U.S. corporate results depressed commodity prices, knocking energy stocks and dragging Britain's top share index to a 10-week low by midday
Europe and Asia showed flickers of economic recovery on Friday with better-than-expected industrial output figures from France and Italy, mirroring numbers from Germany this week and adding to strong data from South
China may have told world leaders it wants a better, more stable global reserve currency system, but analysts say Beijing is in no rush to dethrone the dollar because it has vast
European shares fell on Friday, with oil producers leading the losers following negative statements from Chevron, the second-largest U.S. oil company, that refuelled fears about company earnings. At 0818 GMT, the FTSEurofirst
