China's Premier flies to Europe on Tuesday bearing vows of support for its crisis-rattled economies, in a bridge-mending visit that shows Beijing's potential to use its financial muscle for diplomatic sway. Premier
By Ellen Wulfhorst It's always the economy, stupid. Whether President Barack Obama enjoys one term or two in the White House will depend overwhelmingly on the state of U.S. pocketbooks. With a
(Reuters) Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao will travel to Europe from Tuesday for a week, and fighting the global financial crisis will be a top issue. Here are some facts about his visit
Japan's Nikkei stock average hit a nearly three-month closing low in thin trade on Monday, sliding 0.8 percent on earnings concerns after Komatsu Corp issued a profit warning and the dollar pared
British house prices fell by 1.0 percent in January and are 9.4 percent lower than a year earlier, property analysts Hometrack said on Monday in their monthly survey of estate agents. "Purchasers
The members of six Czech first division football teams will be arriving in Cyprus over the next few days to complete their training programme, in view of the spring season Czech championship.
Mayor of Nicosia Eleni Mavrou signed an agreement for the construction of a new sewerage treatment plant in Mia Milia, a village in the Turkish occupied areas. Mavrou told CNA that the
Now is a good time to enjoy fish The drawing that graces this article may take older readers back to the time when you could sit by the seaside in Cyprus with
Investment companies lost a combined EUR 328.28 mln in 2008 in one of the worst performances ever tracked by the Financial Mirror, with the massive 77% drop in equity prices and declines
The ECB is cutting rates and Euribor is heading lower, yet borrowing costs and deposit rates remain stubbornly high in Cyprus. The reasons for this phenomenon are many, according to the CEO
