Industrial production in Cyprus maintained its downward trend, dropping by 4.3% over the year earlier in April. The manufacturing index fell by 5.9% in the same period. In the first four months
Registrations of motor vehicles dropped compared with the year earlier by 15.7% in May, to 3,370 vehicles, compared with 3,998 in May 2010. Motor registrations have been falling for well over two
Employment growth also stagnates for the first time The Labour Force Survey for the first quarter has confirmed the worst, namely that unemployment now exceeds 7% of the labour force. Using different
Top British art consulting firm Art Market Research (AMR) said on Monday it plans to offer its services in Russia, where growing investment interest in art and antiques presents a huge growth
The Met Office issued its first hot weather health alert of the summer, as temperatures soared towards 32 degrees in the warmest day of the year so far. An amber level 2
Russia will add flag carrier Aeroflot to the list of firms it wants to privatise as it seeks to exit controlling stakes in major firms over the next 3-5 years, Finance Minister
Two days after the state legalized same-sex marriages, New York's annual Gay Pride Parade seemed more like a brash, colorful wedding procession on Sunday than an annual rally. Parade organizers estimated as
Tobacco giant Philip Morris is threatening to sue the Australian government for possibly billions of dollars over its plan to be the first country to introduce plain, brand-less packaging for cigarettes. The
Tens of thousands of Syrian protesters took to the streets on Friday calling for President Bashar al-Assad's overthrow, and a rights group said security forces had shot at least one demonstrator dead.
European shares bounced back on Friday from three-month closing lows, with investor risk appetite rising on expectations Greece could avoid a default after international agencies gave their go-ahead for a five-year austerity
