The European Central Bank has plenty of room to lower interest rates further even after last week's record 75 basis point cut, ECB policymakers said. Athanasios Orphanides, head of the Cyprus central
Hundreds of protesters clashed with police for a third day in several Greek cities in riots fuelled by growing economic hardship and triggered by the shooting of a teenager on Saturday night.
Chinese and European leaders were due to plot their next steps on Monday to steer the world economy away from a precipice, while stimulus measures presented, planned or pending propelled stock markets
Oil rose above $43 a barrel on Monday, as a rebound in global equity markets and further evidence of supply cuts by top exporter Saudi Arabia helped the market break a six-session
Almost three-quarters of Britain's residential landlords expect rental arrears to rise in 2009 as recession threatens ability of tenants to pay rent, research from the National Landlords Association (NLA) showed on Monday.
The European Commission has adopted safety and quality measures for organ donation and a 10-point action plan to work with member states on strengthening organ donation and transplantation systems in Europe. There
The fundamental credit outlook for the Slovak banking system is stable, reflecting the rated banks' focus on traditional banking activities, their generally sound financial fundamentals and low risk appetite. The outlook is
Banks need to take a much broader view of investment risk as they dig their way out of the current financial crisis, and mortgage-backed securities need to become simpler and much more
Merrill Lynch & Co Chief Executive John Thain has suggested to directors that he get a 2008 bonus of as much as $10 million, but the battered company's compensation committee is resisting
Cyprus and Britain signed on Monday a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in the fields of scientific research and development. The Memorandum was signed by Cyprus Minister of Education and Culture Andreas Demetriou
