The European Commission has decided today to send reasoned opinions to Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal and the United Kingdom for failure to adopt national legislation on penalties against those
The rating outlook on most EMEA telecom operators remains stable, but weak revenue growth and pricing pressure is likely to continue, Moody’s Investors Service said in two new Industry Outlooks. The Moody’s
Groupe Outremer Telecom, the leading alternative telecom operator in French overseas departments, announced the opening of a new credit line, the purchasing of IRU for Caribbean submarine cables and the acquisition of
Dubai eGovernment won the ‘Best eGovernment Programme in the Middle East’ award during the inaugural Middle East Business Achievement Awards (MEBA Awards) at the Leaders in Dubai Summit held recently. The award
The outlook on the Israeli banking system remains positive, reflecting the continued strong macroeconomic environment and the rated banks’ sound liquidity and retail funding profiles and improving risk management, Moody’s Investors Service
Bouygues Telecom has chosen a new solution from Nokia Siemens Networks to improve indoor GSM mobile network coverage for its customers. The innovative solution, featuring small-sized base stations, allows improving and extending
 By Rodian Rahnayev Finotec Analysis Team 28 November 2007    EUR/USD USD/JPY GBP/USD USD/CHF Resistance 1.50101.50001.4965 110.50110.00109.15 2.08052.07652.0735 1.11151.10901.1070 Support 1.48051.47751.4690 108.40107.55107.20 2.06402.06002.0585 1.10001.09551.0890 U.S dollar took back the
The Limassol cooperative movement celebrated the 65th anniversary of the town’s cooperative retail company, ESEL-SPOLP, and paid homage to the surviving founders at an event held at the Pattichion municipal theatre. After
The University of Buckingham celebrated the return of its School of Law to the top 20 ranking in the UK national league tables. As Britain’s only independent and smallest mainstream university offering
Two central bankers, European Central Bank vice president Loucas Papademos and Cyprus Central Bank Governor Athanassios Orphanides, have rightly rung the warning bells saying that urgent measures need to be taken to