Top mobile phone maker Nokia is set to launch a new phone called the X2, photos posted on the firm's Web site showed. Details of the phone were not immediately available, but
Strong corporate results and a rally by banks hauled Britain's top share index into positive territory early on Thursday as investor nervousness on the Greek dent crisis eased, outweighing weakness from energy
European shares rose in early trade on Thursday, lifted by a raft of mostly positive earnings and word from the U.S. Federal Reserve it would keep rates near zero for an extended
The stable outlook for credit conditions in the Qatari banking system is based on the country's enduring macroeconomic growth and the government's repeated interventions during 2009, Moody's Investors Service said in a
The euro zone and its partners are determined to help stabilise Greece, and restructuring its debt is out of the question, French Budget Minister Francois Baroin said on Thursday. "There is no
ECB Governing Council member Axel Weber said on Thursday there was no acceptable alternative to rescuing Greece and urged quick approval of an aid package to prevent market upheaval and contagion to
Cypriot Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis has said that Cyprus is ready to offer financial aid to Greece, of around 60 million euro. In statements Wednesday, the Minister said that Cyprus is
The attraction of Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) could tackle the growth weaknesses of the economy, Cyprus President Demetris Christofias said on Wednesday. ''The attraction of foreign corporate capital, mainly for direct investments
Financial analysts see a roughly one in three chance of Greece restructuring its debt sometime in the next five years, and an approximately one in ten chance of it leaving the euro
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble hosted a news conference with ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet and IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn after they met German lawmakers on Wednesday. Trichet and Strauss-Kahn met the
