European shares fell on Monday morning, tracking losses in Asia, with mining and energy shares hit by lower commodities prices as the U.S. dollar strengthened. At 0838 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index
The government expects that European Commission President Jose Manuel Baroso will contribute to the Cyprus peace effort by ensuring that proposals put forward at the ongoing, UN-led talks, are in line with
The National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, Etihad Airways launched Sunday direct flights from Abu Dhabi to Larnaka airport, with a frequency of three flights a week. According to a press
The Board of Primetel Plc (PTL) will meet on June 23, 2009 to examine and approve the issue of non-convertible Bonds of up to EUR5 mln. In addition the Board will decide
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Saturday it was too early to start withdrawing stimulus for the world's top economies, but governments should pledge a return to more sustainable fiscal policies
Personal computer makers are increasingly prioritizing "green" strategies, creating a pivotal point of competition for customers that are becoming more attuned to their financial — and societal — benefits. Analysts say going
Religiously devout Jews barred by rabbis from surfing the Internet may now "Koogle" it on a new "kosher" search engine, the site manager said on Sunday. Yossi Altman said Koogle, a play
The Friday deadline for a nationwide transition from analog to crisper digital television transmission has U.S. retailers hoping for a boost in sales of smaller TVs as consumers upgrade secondary sets in
Asian shares edged lower on Monday and pulled back from eight-month highs hit earlier this month, as investors fretted over whether the global economy had improved enough to justify a further rally.
The Obama administration on Wednesday will unveil its long-awaited plan to tighten U.S. financial regulation, marking a test of its resolve to seize political opportunity and face down powerful interests. Banks and
