By Julie Haviv U.S. housing markets from Florida to California have suffered price drops of 50 percent or more from their peak, but now, at long last, a bottom is within sight,
Pays d’Oc is world’s biggest producing It took a long time for the French wine industry to wake up to the fact that there were winemakers in countries other than France who
Better than spending on marble palaces Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis insists that by accelerating the implementation of a number of projects in the Development Budget, exclusively related to construction of new roads,
By Andy Sullivan When Republican Party insiders pick a new leader on Friday, he will have to be more than just a nuts-and-bolts manager by rallying the faithful after two disastrous elections
By Ellen Wulfhorst It's always the economy, stupid. Whether President Barack Obama enjoys one term or two in the White House will depend overwhelmingly on the state of U.S. pocketbooks. With a
(Reuters) Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao will travel to Europe from Tuesday for a week, and fighting the global financial crisis will be a top issue. Here are some facts about his visit
Now is a good time to enjoy fish The drawing that graces this article may take older readers back to the time when you could sit by the seaside in Cyprus with
EU desperate to please Turkey The Russia-Ukraine gas standoff could not have come at a more convenient time for Turkey that is using the argument of potential gas shortages to Europe to
Cyprus better off DR. JIM LEONTIADES CIIM, The Cyprus Business School Among all the confusion of the global financial crisis, one thing is becoming clear. There are major differences among the central
By Satomi Noguchi Japan's best-known retail currency trader, a housewife who made 800 million yen ($9 million) on the dollar, euro and pound, says although markets are volatile it may be a
