By Deborah Charles When Jim Hann learned he would be laid off, he scheduled surgery to donate a kidney to his wife. Steve Drake rationed his asthma medicine after he was let
By Glenn Somerville and Simon Rabinovitch U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has a chance next week to persuade anxious Chinese authorities their investments in huge and growing volumes of U.S. debt securities
Asian shares retreated from seven-months highs on Thursday as concerns grew that rising yields on U.S. government debt could push up borrowing costs and choke off a potential recovery in the world's
General Motors Corp moved closer to filing the largest bankruptcy ever for a U.S. industrial company after a crucial bond exchange proposal failed, while the fate of GM's European brand Opel remained
Concerns about the debt burden facing countries trying to spend their way out of the economic downturn spooked investors on Thursday despite optimism from President Barack Obama that the U.S. economy was
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will meet on Thursday morning in the framework of direct negotiations which began last September with a
Cypriot and Czech businesspeople singed on Wednesday a Memorandum of Understanding for the promotion of cooperation between the two countries. The signing took place during a ceremony held in the Parliament of
EU Enlargement Commissioner Oli Rehn has said that the EU urges the leaders of the two communities in Cyprus to continue negotiations with a view to achieve an overall settlement of the
Nearly one in two Cypriots appears to be certain to vote at the European Parliament elections, according to a survey conducted for the European Parliament in all EU member states. According to
The investing public is informed that the interest for the quarter 20/03/2009 -19/06/2009 on the Capital Securities 12/2007 issued by Bank of Cyprus Public Company Ltd will be paid on 20th June
