Toyota Motor Corp, the world's biggest automaker, on Monday forecast its first ever group operating loss due to a relentless global slide in car sales and a crippling rise in the yen.
The enthronement of the new Maronite Archbishop of Cyprus, Joseph Soueif, took place Sunday in the Maronite Church in Nicosia. The ceremony was attended among others by President of the Republic of
By Phil Wahba Last week, New York University and Carnegie Mellon sent a new class of math whizzes out into a profession that is both blamed for the financial collapse and charged
German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse will pay $10 million to acquire U.S.-based financial news agency Market News International from China's Xinhua Finance The deal was set to close by the end
Asian shares fell and the dollar retreated on Monday as investors locked in profits from recent gains after weak exports data from Japan and worsening outlooks at blue chips such as Toyota
Japan warned on Monday it was sliding deeper into recession after exports and business sentiment tumbled, while Ireland became the latest nation to pump cash into banks crippled by the worst financial
Greece's opposition Socialist party has stretched its poll lead to as much as 6 percentage points over the ruling Conservatives amid public discontent over the handling of the worst rioting in decades,
The CSE Council announced that it has accepted the listing of 13,251,955 ordinary shares of Bank of Cyprus Public Company Ltd, which have resulted from the Dividend Reinvestment Plan from December 23,
Marfin Popular Bank Public Co Ltd (CPB) announced the finalization of the agreement with CNP Assurances signed on 22 July 2008, with regards to the development of insurance activities in Greece and
Turkey must overcome internal divisions and get back to long-delayed reforms early next year to show it is serious about wanting to join the European Union, the bloc's enlargement chief said in
