The Board of Directors of The Cyprus Cement Public Company Ltd has decided to revalue the company’s land at EUR171 mln in accordance with the Company’s policy to carry out revaluation of
EU27 unchanged at 6.9% The euro area (EA13) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate stood at 7.2% in November 2007, unchanged compared with October. It was 7.9% in November 2006. The EU27 unemployment rate was
The EU-harmonised inflation rate in Cyprus followed the path of the national consumer price index in December 2007, galloping ahead to end the year at 3.7%, its highest rate on record. In
The completion of the previously-announced acquisition strengthens Nokia Siemens Networks’ Carrier Ethernet expertise and gives the company a comprehensive, end-to-end Carrier Ethernet product portfolio, covering demarcation, edge, access, aggregation, metro core, core
The Egyptian server market grew 23.9% in volume and 43.2% in value YoY to 6,822 units worth $53.22 mln. The stronger value than volume growth can be attributed to strong sales of
According to a recent end-user study by IDC, there is little difference between Central and Eastern European and Western European in the percentage of businesses that use printers, copiers, and multifunctional devices.
Security provider, Grisoft, announced plans to acquire Australian Exploit Prevention Labs, a developer of safe surfing technology that protects Internet users against malicious web sites and drive-by downloaded exploits. The acquisition will
AOL Europe has announced that it has launched AOL Poland, continuing its strategy of expansion in the European market. Like its counterparts in other countries, AOL.pl offers users free Web tools, including
The enterprise server market in the Baltic States is expanding rapidly, fuelled by foreign direct investment, the inflow of EU structural funds, massive investments in IT infrastructure by the government and SMEs,
Showing signs of maturity, the Slovenian IT services market is expected to surpass $290 mln in 2007, a jump of just over 10% from 2006. The increasingly technology-dependent economy will fuel IT