Bank of Cyprus is preferred play The Greek banking sector needs to adapt to an austere environment, dominated by sluggish credit expansion, higher impairment charges, higher retail deposits costs and the fear
Cyprus (once again) not considered in rankings Previously known as the "e-readiness rankings", the Economist Intelligence Unit’s annual technology benchmarking study enters its second decade of existence with a new name —
Euro zone countries have bought themselves time to deal with the currency area's debt crisis and must now consolidate their public finances to secure the euro's future, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said
Tesco, the world's No. 3 retailer, survived a shareholder rebellion over executive pay on Friday, when 47% of investors either voted against or abstained in a poll over remuneration at its annual
U.S. private payrolls rose only modestly in June and overall employment fell for the first time this year as thousands of temporary census jobs ended, showing the economic recovery failing to gain
Euro zone unemployment held stable at 10 percent in May, a sign that a long and steady deterioration in the labour market may have stalled, but the outlook remains pessimistic as austerity
Stocks in Hong Kong and Shanghai retreated on Friday morning as liquidity tightened ahead of Agricultural Bank of China's initial public offering, with Chalco down after it cut spot alumina prices to
Australia ended a damaging dispute with global miners on Friday by dumping its "super profits" tax for a lower resources rent tax backed by big miners, clearing a major hurdle to call
The outlook for the Dutch banking system remains negative, Moody's Investors Service said in its new outlook for the Netherlands, reflecting the many uncertainties and risks associated with the still ongoing radical
Investors gave stocks and commodities a wide berth on Thursday on mounting worries about the strength of the global economic recovery after manufacturing data showed China's rapid growth was slowing. Moody's warning
