The European Commission has proposed to establish a European Union-wide scheme to provide free fruit and vegetables to school children. European funds worth €90 mln every year would pay for the purchase
Motorola Inc. has launched in China the latest members of its popular PDA series – the Ming A1600 and A1800 and the Moto A810. The highly-anticipated next generation Ming A1600 and A1800,
Only 3% of people recycle their mobile phones despite the fact that most have old devices lying around at home that they no longer want, according to a global consumer survey released
Worsening malnutrition and the threat of disease outbreaks are compounding Ethiopia's humanitarian crisis, the World Health Organization announced in Geneva, adding that it is working with the government of Ethiopia and health
Cyprus’ main international airport at Larnaca, will, as of next week, have a bus service, linking it with the main towns. The decision was taken by the government to help locals and
The plenary of the House of Representatives adopted a law proposal for the extension, until the end of December 2008, of the compulsory dual display (in Cyprus pounds and euro) of goods
The dollar fell against the euro, dragged down by persistent worries over the health of U.S. financial sector, as shares and bonds of the country's two mortgage finance giants tumbled on capitalization
Financial services contracting… By James Saft LONDON (Reuters) – Britain, one of the big winners from the free flow of capital and services globally in the last decade, is rapidly becoming one
People are desperate to find a job By Nancy Leinfuss NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) – Out of work for six months and desperate to find a job, one innovative New Yorker
Outlook gloomy in fiancial sector By Kristina Cooke and Julie Haviv NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) – When Lindsay North started working at Lehman Brothers 11 years ago she never expected that
