U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, chairman of the House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, said on Tuesday he would introduce a bill next week to overturn a three-year-old U.S. ban on Internet gambling.
Investors looked to U.S. GDP data and the Federal Reserve later on Wednesday for signs of recovery in the world's biggest economy, but concerns that U.S. banks may need more capital dented
Daniel Bouton, the chairman of Societe Generale whose reputation was hit by a trading scandal at the bank, said on Wednesday he would resign in the wake of repeated criticism over his
President Barack Obama inherited a U.S. economy in freefall when he took office in January and his top priority is restoring it to health. While many Americans blame former President George W.
President Barack Obama is fond of saying he has a lot on his plate as he wrestles with the worst economic crisis in decades, but arguably it is his ambitious foreign policy
The five permanent member states of the UN Security Council are close to an agreement regarding the presidential statement to be issued Thursday after the conclusion of a briefing on the Cyprus
Hotel room occupancy dropped by about 20 percent in the Athens region in the first quarter of 2009, pointing to a bad year and job losses for a sector key to Greece's
Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis said on Tuesday that the agreement to avoid double taxation, signed between Cyprus and the Czech Republic, would give many motives to Czech businesspeople to invest in
The government of Cyprus has welcomed the Judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Communities on Apostolides vs Orams case. Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou said that the Court of Justice
Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Antonis Paschalides met on Tuesday with Ambassador of Kazakhstan in Cypurs Galym Orazbakov, with whom he reviewed the good relations between the two countries and discussed
