Greek demonstrators vowed another wave of protests on Monday, two days after police shot dead a 15-year-old boy sparking riots that left dozens injured across the country. Thousands of youths clashed with
. It seems so. In the past couple of weeks I have listened to grumbles from restaurant owners and chefs on the one hand, and diners-out on the other about the size
. BY ANDY VAROSHIOTIS Every economist and financial analyst is predicting a very difficult 2009, but no one knows for sure how bad things will get or who will survive in the
. Why does Trade and Tourism Minister Antonis Paschalides continue to listen to the people surrounding him when all else in the tourism sector is in a freefall? Is he so gullible
A new report by the World Bank, IFC and PricewaterhouseCoopers shows that tax authorities worldwide are overhauling tax systems by reducing taxes, streamlining administrative processes and modernising payment systems. Paying Taxes 2009,
Global GDP growth in purchasing power parity (PPP) terms is expected to slow down to a mere 2% in 2009, according to a research report from the Economist Intelligent Unit (EIU). The
Aspis Holdings Public Company Ltd (ASP) announced that the five-member Court of Appeal ratified on November 24, 2008 the decision of the Supreme Court in favour of the Company against the Insurance
Germany denied suggestions on Friday that Britain, France and the European Commission had snubbed Chancellor Angela Merkel by holding a high-profile meeting on the global economy next week without her. Merkel, leader
The leaders of Britain, France and the European Commission will not discuss British entry into the euro zone when they meet next week, a British official said on Friday. British Prime Minister
French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday appointed Patrick Devedjian, the outgoing head of the ruling UMP party, as minister in charge of implementing a $26 billion euro ($33 billion) stimulus plan to
