The Cyprus Stock Exchange announced the suspension of trading of the titles of Champignon (Cyprus) Public Company Ltd from November 9, 2007 and until its delisting, after the EGM approval for its
Economic growth across the EU will slow in 2008 because of a weaker US economy and problems in global financial markets, the European Commission says. Brussels is now forecasting 2.4% growth in
Stockbreeders, whose livestock had to be killed due to the Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in Cyprus, received financial compensation. Minister of Finance Michalis Sarris said state finances are sound and can
The Lesvos Shipping Company holding 2,000 shares in Sea Star Capital Plc (SEAS) has called on the Cyprus SEC to help it force the company to provide details to many questions regarding
Mobile operator Telenor is upgrading its existing WCDMA 3G network in Norway with High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) technology from Nokia Siemens Networks. With HSDPA, data can be transmitted through the
Ericsson has been chosen by Israeli operator Pelephone to deliver a new WCDMA/HSPA network migrating from an existing CDMA network. The new countrywide network will include the latest cutting edge technology from
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have been ranked first and second among the Gulf Cooperation Council countries massively affected by internet security threats, as a result of the rapid growth
By Dr. James Leontiades Cyprus International Institute of Management  As the price of oil shoots toward the sky, so does the amount of money in the treasuries of the Middle East
The six member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council — Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates — have enjoyed an unprecedented economic boom over the past five years. Reflecting
The stable outlook and ratings for Latvian banks reflect their improving credit quality, their efforts to grow market share and their good profitability, Moody’s Investors Service says in its new Banking System
