. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN The US economy added 243.000 jobs in January, the most in any month since early last year, pushing down the unemployment rate to 8.3%, a level not seen
. During a recent meeting of economists who compile the Financial Mirror Quarterly Survey, one of the questions that came up was “can things improve with a change in government?” Perhaps the
. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN The Fed caught market participants off guard after announcing that rates will remain at exceptionally low levels until late 2014, extending the prior timeframe from mid-2013. The Fed
. BY PETROS MAVROS The recent agreement between Hermes Airports and Ryan Air to open their fiftieth operational base in Europe has to be looked at as both a blessing and a
But confidence in revenue growth ahead of 2009 Nearly half (48%) of the 1,258 CEOs polled worldwide believe the global economy will decline even further in the next 12 months, according to
. European leaders, faced with rising unemployment and growing unrest at home, are trying to shift the debate from fighting the debt crisis to reviving growth in the bloc that produces a
. BY PAVLOS LOIZOU Leaf Research Most Cypriots are only now acknowledging the degree of the problems we face. How they respond to this realisation is another story altogether. Let us think
. BY PETROS MAVROS Work-based larceny seems to be the order of the day in Britain, and its not just the odd theft of stationery or an office laptop that’s concerning Audemars
. BY GEORGE MALEKOS Cloud computing is one of the hottest topics in the IT industry today and it offers new business opportunities and a technological revolution. According to the Topology Research
. BY DR. ANDRESTINOS N. PAPADOPOULOS, AMBASSADOR A.H. We often hear about “secret diplomacy” as opposed to “open diplomacy”. Both schools of thought have their followers and the dilemma is posed when
