China must not take the commitment of European companies for granted and needs to do more to ensure a level playing field for foreign business, the European Union Chamber of Commerce said
High winds and large waves expected in the Gulf of Mexico as the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season passes to the west are likely to slow efforts to contain
China will move 345,000 people, mostly poor villagers, within about two years to make way for a vast scheme to draw on rivers in the south to supply the increasingly dry north,
Political momentum was expected to carry a sweeping Wall Street reform bill to approval in the U.S. Congress, but the death of Senator Robert Byrd threatened to delay final action until mid-July.
Shanghai shares extended losses to hit a 14-month low on Tuesday, dragging Hong Kong stocks down, as investors pulled funds from the market to prepare for a major IPO by Agricultural Bank
Deposits in commercial banks in the countries hit hardest by the euro zone debt crisis grew in May, indicating savers still have confidence in the countries' banking sectors, data showed on Monday.
Stock markets perked up on Monday after world leaders failed to agree on a global bank levy and softened the timetable for new capital requirements at a do-little G20 summit in Canada
Worries about the fragility of global economic recovery hit financial markets again on Friday, knocking world stocks down for the fourth session in a row ahead of a summit of Group of
Cyprus Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Antonis Paschalides and Chinese Deputy Minister of Commerce Zhon Shan reviewed bilateral trade relations between Cyprus and China and looked into ways of increasing exports of
Cyprus Communications and Works Minister Erato Kozakou Marcoullis expressed Cyprus’ support to a single EU approach as regards the protection of passengers’ rights and the support of the airliners which suffered a
