Oil fell more than $2 on Friday, halting its three-day bull run, but otherwise remaining on course to end the month up 5 percent from January, its first such gain since June.
Three development banks launched a programme to lend up to 24.5 billion euros ($31.2 billion) in central and eastern Europe on Friday, as EU members prepare this weekend to discuss the region's
Executive Chairman of Cyprus Airways Kikis Lazarides announced here today profits for the second year in a row, saying that this development comes after four years of consecutive losses, which amounted to
Greek Cypriot trade union SIDIKEK-PEO and Turkish Cypriot BES announced today a joint activities programme for 2009. According to SIDIKEK-PEO General Secretary Antonis Neofytou, the programme includes meetings between Greek Cypriot and
By Andrei Khalip and Sergio Goncalves European Union countries should give more powers to its securities regulation committee and adopt a common approach to short-selling, a trading practice blamed for exacerbating the
Cyprus Minister of Foreign Affairs Markos Kyprianou departs Monday, March 2 for Egypt to attend the International Conference to support the Palestinian economy for the reconstruction of Gaza. Kyprianou will announce, on
The U.S. government and Citigroup have reached a deal in which the government would substantially raise its stake in the bank, a person familiar with the matter said, offering hope of greater
Facebook Inc is asking its members to help shape its governance policies after drawing their ire for a policy change that many perceived as being overbearing and potentially compromising privacy. From now
Lloyds Banking Group said it had not finalised details of its plan to put billions of pounds of assets into a UK government-backed insurance scheme, as it unveiled a 10 billion pound
Asian shares fell on Friday, ending a tough month marked by nagging fears about the world economy and the financial system, though Tokyo stocks rose and safety plays such as the dollar
