Oil was set to close the year up more than 12 percent and average nearly $80 a barrel — the second highest on record — driven by a resurgence in global demand,
The Cyprus Electricity Authority has notified the government of its recommendation on the selection of the investor who will construct an oil terminal for liquefied natural gas. “The Board of Directors of
The average monthly earnings of employees in Cyprus during the third quarter of 2010 recorded an increase of 3.6%, compared to the same period last year. According to the preliminary estimates of
Visa Inc. (NYSE: V), the world's largest retail electronic payments network, announced it is making shopping easier and more convenient for budget-conscious consumers by offering the Visa Mobile application for the iPhone.
The Vatican, whose bank is the focus of a money laundering investigation, enacted laws on Thursday to bring it in line with international standards on financial transparency, terrorism prevention, and fraud. It
Under fire from its EU partners for a series of unorthodox policy intitiatives, Hungary faces a rough ride when it takes over the rotating presidency of the bloc this week in the
Officials from Iran and India will meet on Friday for talks on a dispute over how India makes payments for $12 billion worth of crude oil imports a year. The dispute escalated
– Katsav served as president from 2000 to 2007 – Most serious case against a former Israeli head of state – Netanyahu sees vindication of equality before the law Former Israeli President
More than 10 million people living in Britain today, almost a fifth of the population, will reach their 100th birthday, the Department for Work and Pensions said on Thursday. More than half
Beijing shows public transport gusto with new subways Beijing opened five new subway lines on Thursday, an urban planning show of force highlighting the investment the city has thrown behind public transport
