The consumer price inflation in Cyprus rose again in July, recording 5.6% over July 2007, compared with 5.5% in June and only 2.4% in July 2007. Rates above 7% were recorded in
Oil recovered from three-month lows to rise by more than $1 on Thursday as supply concerns returned to centre stage in a market that has come under pressure from growing evidence of
European stocks rose in early trade on Thursday to hit a 5-week high as rallying energy and utility stocks offset insurers hit by poor results, while investors braced for key interest rate
British house prices fell at a record annual rate in July to their lowest level in two years, data from Britain's biggest mortgage lender HBOS Plc showed, as the outlook for the
Two government-owned investment firms in Dubai have acquired a 20 percent stake in the colorful Canadian acrobatic troupe Cirque du Soleil, furthering the desert city's plans to expand its tourism appeal and
Barclays reported a 33 percent drop in first-half profits as it took a 2 billion pound writedown on the value of risky assets, but the profit drop was not as steep as
The dollar weakened broadly on Thursday as dealers took profit from its recent gains ahead of two major interest rate decisions in Europe, and as oil prices stemmed their recent slide to
Transport Minister Nicos Nicolaides has fined the two airports ground handlers, Swissport-Vassilopoulos and LGS Handling, with EUR 112,000 for delays in baggage collection and other incidences, such as refusal to allow a
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias said on Wednesday that the opening of the Limnitis crossing point and the pilgrimage of Pyrgos village inhabitants to Saint Mamas church in the
Chairwoman of the Greek National Anti-Doping Council Chara Spiliotopoullou has stressed that the sample taken from a member of the Cypriot Olympic Team in Beijing is not considered to be positive and
