British office landlord Derwent London is to issue a 175 million pound ($284 million) convertible bond to fund development and future acquisitions. Derwent also said on Tuesday the central London office market
Japanese stocks held steady on Tuesday after early losses on signs of a slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery and oil fell for a second session as the dollar edged higher on
* Strauss-Kahn jailed in Rikers Island * He is accused of attempted rape of hotel maid * IMF in turmoil during euro zone crisis * French election race blown wide open IMF
Britain's Queen Elizabeth will go ahead with a visit to Ireland despite a bomb being found on a bus near Dublin, the British Foreign Office said on Tuesday. "The state visit is
Annual inflation rates recorded an increase in the EU, the Eurozone and Cyprus in April, according to data released today by Eurostat, while inflation dropped during the same period in Greece. According
ADSL broadband coverage of Cyprus is expected to reach 100% within 2011, Minister of Communications and Works Erato Kozakou Marcoullis said today in a message on the occasion of tomorrow’s International Day
Ryanair, the world’s favourite airline, today (16th May) welcomed the announcement of lower airport charges at Paphos and Larnaca Airport, by the Cypriot Government and Hermes Airport Ltd, which will encourage tourism
A total of 544 Turkish Cypriots, who meet the provisions of the law, are registered to vote in the parliamentary elections of May 22. A copy of the ballot paper will be
– Tourist arrivals increase by 43% in April 2011 Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou announced on Monday two agreements between the government and Hermes Airports Ltd, which aim to further support tourism, development
It makes sense for Europe to keep the top job at the lnternational Monetary Fund for now given its role in tackling the euro zone crisis, though the post may go to
