– Octogenarian president gave up salary in February – Leading Greek delegation to two-day summit – Government under pressure from public angry over cuts The president of debt-laden Greece will travel economy
The chief executive of Greece's largest lender National Bank, Apostolos Tamvakakis, will step down on Thursday and be replaced by deputy CEO Alexandros Tourkolias, a source at the bank told Reuters on
Here's a nightmare for Europe's leaders to ponder as they prepare for yet another summit to tackle the euro zone crisis: a bond auction fails in Spain, spreading solvency worries to Italy
European shares surrendered most of their early gains on Wednesday, with cyclical shares losing ground, as expectations grew that this week's European Union summit will not deliver bold steps to resolve the
The Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (Cyta), the major telecommunications provider on the island, with half a century’s presence, has assured that it will provide efficient services during the six-month Cyprus EU Presidency. These
A U.S. judge on Tuesday granted Apple Inc's bid t o stop Samsung Electronics from selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in the United States, giving the iPhone maker a significant win
Five of the biggest banks in the United States are putting finishing touches on plans for going out of business as part of government-mandated contingency planning that could push them to untangle
Finnish Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen sounded almost apologetic a year ago when he demanded collateral in exchange for bailout funds for Greece. It was the first time the Finns, who have prospered
Egypt's new president has a window of opportunity to pull the economy from the brink of disaster, but he will have to chart a careful path to convince a host of deeply
Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMWG.DE) and Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) are planning to expand cooperation beyond green car technology and diesel engines, Der Spiegel magazine reported on Sunday, without citing any sources. The
