Greek 6-month T-bills sold at lower yield The euro zone will survive its debt crisis and so will its most indebted member Greece, Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday during a
The search for a private company to provide the fabric wrap to jazz up London's Olympic stadium began on Tuesday after the eye-catching 7 million pound covering was cut after a spending
Europe is not ready to harmonise taxes and it is impossible to reach an agreement on such matters next month, Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said on Tuesday. He was responding to
Step aside Brandy Sour. The tiny island which gave the world booze disguised as "iced tea" and got away with it has a new cocktail with an ancient twist designed to tickle
You might be disappointed that you weren't standing in Kate Middleton's shoes when she and Britain's Prince William told the world they were engaged, but you can still be in the picture
Last November, a Rolls-Royce Trent engine explosion on a Qantas A380 superjumbo sent tremors through the aviation industry. Eight years earlier a blowout on a similar engine virtually handed John Leahy a
Britain said it will raise 2.5 billion pounds ($4 billion) in 2011 from a levy on banks, increasing the amount it is getting from the industry by 800 million in the first
Low cost airline Ryanair has announced two more routes to and from Cyprus. The new routes, Larnaka – Bologne and Larnaka- Duesseldort Weeze, will begin in April, 2011. Ryanair
The entry of domestic workers from Vietnam to Cyprus is suspended effective immediately announced here on Monday the Civil Registry and Migration Department of the Ministry of Interior. The suspension decision was
Most Asian share markets struggled for traction on Tuesday, but Japan's Nikkei hit a fresh 9-month high and Australian stocks rose as hopes of a sustained recovery for the rich world encouraged
