U.S. President Barack Obama's $825 billion stimulus plan cleared its first Congressional hurdle as the Federal Reserve eyed more extreme measures to ease credit market strains, boosting Asian stocks despite deep skepticism
Pays d’Oc is world’s biggest producing It took a long time for the French wine industry to wake up to the fact that there were winemakers in countries other than France who
Better than spending on marble palaces Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis insists that by accelerating the implementation of a number of projects in the Development Budget, exclusively related to construction of new roads,
Europe’s IPO markets suffered a dismal fourth quarter in 2008, with both value and volume falling markedly from an already poor third quarter, as stock exchanges continued to suffer from the worldwide
A lot has been said about the new U.S. administration’s commitment and the Democrats’ willingness towards helping find a swift and fair solution to the Cyprus problem. However, the responses Acting Spokesman
The state Ports Authority has secured parliamentary approval for an additional 650,000 euros to its budget to pay for overtime work at Limassol port due to dredging work and an increase in
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber is organising a gala dinner on Thursday, January 29, at the Hilton Park Hotel, in Nicosia to celebrate its 20th anniversary. A short presentation will be made on
Remedica, one of the industrial success stories of Cyprus and among the island’s biggest exporters, has launched a new breast cancer drug that is expected to boost worldwide sales by 20-25% next
The UAE-Cyprus Business Forum was held recently in Sharjah to explore strategies aimed at enhancing bilateral trade, investment and tourism between the two countries. The event was organised by the Sharjah Chamber
Olli Rehn, the EU Enlargement Commissioner, will visit Cyprus next month, and most probably on the 12th or 13th of February, 2009, Cyprus Foreign Minister has announced. Marcos Kyprianou said that he
