Most Asian stock markets fell on Monday on concerns about corporate profits and a still-uncertain outlook for the global economy, but Indian shares surged following the ruling coalition's sweeping election victory. Hopes
EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana said on Monday that the European Union should consider toughening sanctions on Myanmar over its treatment of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi who faces trial
Lloyds Banking Group said shareholders who do not take up its offer to buy up to 4 billion pounds ($6.1 billion) of shares will now receive any profit made from the sale
An expenses scandal that has discredited the British political system and fuelled calls for radical reform of the "Mother of Parliaments" looks set to prompt a voter backlash against Prime Minister Gordon
Central banks might need more power to oversee banks if they are to play a larger role in maintaining financial stability in the post-crisis world, a Bank for International Settlements (BIS) report
The Obama administration's budget chief said on Sunday there are signs that the free-fall in the economy seems to have halted. "There are some glimmers of sun shining through the trees, but
The Cyprus problem was among the regional security priority issues discussed between the Prime Ministers of Russia and Turkey, according to statements made by Recep Tayip Erdogan. During their joint press conference,
Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis begins contacts in London on Monday to attract foreign investors in what is seen as the biggest venture by the government to issue four-year bonds, worth one billion
The Board of Directors of Marfin Popular Bank (MPB) and its subsidiary Marfin Egnatia Bank (MEB) have taken the decision to commence the process of merging the two Banks through the absorption
Cyprus will tap international markets for one billion euros in bonds to pay off maturing debt, finance its deficits in 2009 and 2010 and inject EUR 200 mln into the state-managed and
