Global recorded music sales fell around 9 percent last year as rampant piracy cut into major markets, threatening jobs, investment and the discovery of new artists, the industry's trade body said on
An 18th century post-Byzantine icon of Chirst, which belongs to the Church of Agios Charalambos in the Turkish occupied village Neo Chorio Kythreas, has been returned to its rightful owner, the Church
EasyJet said higher fuel prices and uncertain economic conditions would make 2011 a tough year, after the British low-cost airline took a 31 million pound hit from the big freeze and strikes
Credit ratings agencies are not necessarily credible but unfortunately the markets follow their forecasts, Nobel Prize laureate Christopher Pissarides stated today. Pissarides who was speaking in a Press conference said that in
Former Swiss banker Rudolf Elmer admitted on Wednesday he sent private client data to tax authorities as he went on trial for breaching bank secrecy, but denied blackmail and a bomb threat
Britain's top shares fell slightly early on Wednesday as gains from commodity stocks, supported by firm raw material prices, were outweighed by falls from banks, while retailers suffered from high street gloom.
World stocks hit their highest in nearly 2-1/2 years on Wednesday and the dollar dipped to eight-week troughs as strong fourth-quarter corporate earnings boosted confidence the world economic recovery would keep its
Germany will continue to do what is necessary to guarantee the stability of the euro, Chancellor Angela Merkel said in an interview with Stern magazine released on Wednesday ahead of publication on
The British government has reiterated its commitment to a solution in Cyprus based on a bizonal, bicommunal federation, noting that it is not interested in arguments about the partition of the island.
Cyprus' final decision on the natural gas will take into consideration all developments in the region as well as the possible natural gas reserves in the island's territorial waters, Minister of Commerce,
