The rapidly unraveling U.S. economy is piling pressure on President Barack Obama to try bolder recession-fighting tactics even before all his economic advisers have found their desks. The headlines in the first
An EU policy on mobility should be inseparable part of the general employment policy of the member-states and should be accompanied by measures on a national, EU and bilateral level, Cypriot Minister
Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyiannis expressed hope that the ongoing direct talks between Cyprus President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will achieve an agreed settlement, which will terminate
President of the Polish Parliament (Sejm) Bronislaw Komorowski arrives Tuesday in Cyprus on an official visit, at the invitation of President of the House of Representatives Marios Garoyian. Komorowski will be received
Toyota Motor expects to produce 6.5 million vehicles globally on a parent company basis this year, down more than 20 percent from an estimated 8.2 million last year, the Chunichi newspaper reported.
Intel Corp Chairman Craig Barrett, the courtly former academic credited with building the company into the world's foremost chip maker, will retire in May after 35 years at the company. Barrett, who
Crisis-hit European banks announced losses and job cuts on Monday, including a shake-up at Dutch financial group ING and a worse-than-expected final quarter from top French bank BNP Paribas. France's biggest bank
Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) Irish unit, Ulster Bank, said on Monday it was merging with its sister lender First Active resulting in the loss of up to 750 jobs. Ulster Bank
The property slump in the Paphos region may lead to 62% of all those employed in the construction industry in the region to lose their jobs, according to the findings of a
President of the House of Representatives and Democratic Party leader Marios Garoyian has pointed out the necessity for unity, based on the principles and rights of the people of Cyprus and the
