Top executives of leading European, U.S. and Asian banks are expected to discuss capital adequacy, regulatory reform and attempts to kick-start the global economy at a meeting in London on Tuesday. British
The United States tried to persuade private investors on Monday to take on huge sums in banks' toxic assets, while the IMF warned of a drastic rise in unemployment which might threaten
Stock markets gained on Monday while the dollar and U.S. government bonds fell as news of Washington's plans to buy up to $1 trillion of toxic assets from banks increased investors' appetite
The Slovak government will host on May 14-17 Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot parties in Bratislava to mark the twentieth anniversary of dialogue between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot parties. Speaking during
Tourist arrivals from Russia have marked an increase of 31% in the first two months of 2009, compared to the corresponding period last year, according to official data, which Commerce, Industry and
Cyprus Department of Civil Aviation released today figures on air traffic for January 2009. In Larnaca, Cyprus' major airport, the figures, compared with January 2008, show an increase in flights by 2.0%,
EBay unit Skype on Monday plans to announce a version of its Internet calling software that connects to corporate phone systems, the Wall Street Journal said. The new software, called Skype for
Signing on for a "Guitar Hero" game was a "no brainer," according to Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich. "When 'Guitar Hero' came to us in April of last year, we said yes very
Some of American International Group Inc's biggest rivals have urged U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to prevent the insurance giant from using the government rescue to win an advantage, particularly by
Following are some key quotes from President Barack Obama's interview on CBS's "60 Minutes "on Sunday: FINANCIAL CRISIS "I think that systemic risks are still out there." "If we did nothing you
