George Diderich, President of the Technical Committee of the 2009 Games of the Small States of Europe (GSSE) is on a visit to Cyprus to assess the progress so far in the
Russia's central bank vowed to defend its floor for the rouble on Friday as the currency sank to fresh record lows and its Finance Minister outlined forecasts for a year of no
Fresh signs of a deepening global recession knocked world stocks lower for a second straight day on Friday but European bourses managed to find a steadier footing after reversing early losses. Appetite
Japanese industrial production fell a record 9.6 percent in December, while core annual inflation almost evaporated, reinforcing expectations of a record economic contraction as the global financial crisis worsens. Unemployment hit a
European shares turned positive in choppy early trade on Friday, led by pharma stocks, and ahead of unemployment figures out of Europe and GDP data from the United States. At 0844 GMT,
Businesses risk losing over $1 trillion from loss or theft of data and other cybercrime, according to a study released on Thursday by security technology firm McAfee Inc. The California-based company launched
Dell Inc is plotting a foray into the cell phone arena as early as next month, making and selling smartphones to revitalize a business walloped by crumbling PC sales and pitting the
Cyprus Central Bank Governor Athanasios Orphanides, a voting member on the European Central Bank Governing Council broke ranks with ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet arguing that the view of very low interest rates
The Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission (CySEC) granted an exception to Cyfield Development Co from the obligation to launch a mandatory takeover bid for the acquisition of the share capital of Nemesis
The European Commission started infringement proceedings against 10 member states, among them Cyprus, for failing to comply with the EU's air quality standard for dangerous airborne particles, known as PM10. The 10
