European stocks rose on Tuesday morning, gaining ground for the first time in four sessions, as a memo from Citigroup's chief helped calm fears over the health of the embattled financial sector.
World stocks rose on Tuesday after three days of consecutive declines knocked them to 6-year lows, while government bonds slipped as fears grew governments may need to issue huge debt to fund
Google Inc's online video site, YouTube, said on Monday it will block all music videos to British users after it was unable to reach a rights deal with the main songwriters' collection
Nokia Oyj is betting a wider and more tailored offering of media and software for its phones will prove attractive when its Ovi online store opens in May and goes head-to-head with
The world economy is likely to shrink to "below zero" this year, in what many are now referring to as the "Great Recession", the head of the International Monetary Fund said on
Revenue from indirect taxes in February 2009 recorded an increase of 7.1% compared to 4.1% decline in January 2009 according to the Department of Customs and Excise. For the period January –
Cyprus Minister of Commerce Antonis Paschalides said that Cyprus wants to facilitate the stay of Iranians who buy a house in Cyprus provided that the value of the house exceeds a certain
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism and the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KEVE) are planning to hold business missions to 18 countries with a view to promote Cyprus as
By Rhys Jones Small businesses in Europe are failing for want of sums that in terms of national economies — or even some bankers' pensions — amount to small change. Suzanne and
British spread-betting company IG Group posted a 35 percent rise in third-quarter revenue, helped by first-time results from FXOnline, but said revenue at its core UK Financial business fell 7.4 percent. IG,
