Unemployment in Cyprus reached 6.2% in 2010, compared to 5.3% in 2009, according to data released by the Statistical Service. According to the results of the Labour Force Survey, which is carried
Thousands of Bulgarians rallying in the Bulgarian capital on Saturday urged the government to quit over economic crisis in the European Union's poorest nation. About 4,000 people joined a protest called by
Portugal's commitment to fiscal consolidation targets is essential to calm financial markets and both the Lisbon government and opposition must be clear on them, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday. Portuguese
The Nikkei average rose on Friday to round off a week of gains as foreign investors scooped up battered shares, but their buying could ebb next week on persisting concerns about a
Stocks rose on Friday as optimism about upcoming company earnings encouraged foreign buyers back into Asian markets, and the dollar retreated as investors sold the low yielding currency in favour of riskier
Bill Nguyen, the serial entrepreneur who sold his last company to Apple Inc in 2009, is launching a new cellphone-based social network which aims to challenge Facebook's dominance in social communications beyond
There are no effects in the environment of Cyprus from the radioactive discharges leaking from Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Plant stated the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs on Wednesday. According to an
A Cypriot-Qatari Joint Labour Committee will hold tomorrow its first meeting in Nicosia, in a bid to commence talks between the two countries on labour issues, as well as for the signing
Japanese shares slipped on Thursday, with a sell-off in Tokyo Electric Power Co and financial firms weighing on the broad Topix index as radiation leaks from a quake-stricken nuclear plant stifled any
The euro fell and oil eased on Thursday after Portugal's prime minister resigned following parliament's rejection of his minority government's austerity programme, renewing worries about the scale of the euro zone's sovereign
