. MARINOS G. GIALELI The management committees of the Provident and Pension Funds should have as their main concern to draw up and implement an investment strategy with specific targets which will
. In the past two or three years, several managements here in Cyprus have had to re-consider their approach to “Fine Dining”. Diners decided that the food and wine were either too
By Jeff Mason (Reuters) Republican John McCain lost Tuesday's presidential election because he could not overcome a hostile economic environment, distance himself from an unpopular president or convince voters he could lead
By Noah Barkin (Reuters) With Barack Obama as their new partner in Washington, European governments see a chance to make headway on a range of global issues, from combating climate change to
SINGAPORE (Reuters) Democrat Barack Obama won an extraordinary two-year struggle for the White House, beating Republican John McCain to become the first black president in U.S. history. Following are quotes from world
(Reuters) After his triumph at the polls on Tuesday, U.S. president-elect Barack Obama will face a host of economic problems on a scale not seen since the 1930s. Below are some of
By Jonathan Lynn (Reuters) This year's sharp fall in sea freight costs is a mixed blessing for developing countries, making it cheaper to ship their exports but signalling waning demand for their
By Emily Kaiser (Reuters) Starbucks is starting to sell more coffee. Companies are once again finding buyers for their short-term debt. Money is beginning to flow back into emerging markets. Maybe this
Cyprus forecasts need to be revised down DR. JIM LEONTIADES The CIIM Business School Every financial crisis brings with it its own surprises. This one is no different. Its impact has brought
How long can Cyprus remain “safe”? Gone are the days when the International Monetary Fund would be a lender of last resort for the world’s poorest states, most of them dogged by
