The industrial turnover index for August 2010 rose by a healthy 8.9% compared with August 2009, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service. For the subsector of manufacturing, the index
The vast majority of Cypriots feel healthy, according to the latest “European Health Interview Survey 2008” published by the Statistical Service, Cystat. The report provides statistical information related to the health status
The decline in motor vehicle registrations moderated in October, according to Sapienta Economics calculations, with the number of vehicles registered falling over the year earlier by 0.5%, compared with a drop of
Weather Services International (WSI) expects temperatures for December-February to average colder than normal for Britain and western continental Europe, the U.S.-based forecaster said on Monday. "Based on all of the available evidence,
U.S. security officials will rethink the invasive airline passenger screening procedures that have caused a public uproar on the eve of the busy U.S. holiday travel season, Transportation Security Administrator John Pistole
Efforts to rescue 29 men trapped in a New Zealand coal mine stalled for a third day on Monday, with authorities fearing the colliery is a powder keg of explosive gases and
Saudi Arabia is anxious to show its allies there will be no power vacuum in the world's biggest oil exporter as health problems beset its octogenarian rulers, but the danger of open
Alpha Bank, Greece's third-biggest lender, was seen reporting a 72% drop in nine-month net profit, as austerity and recession forced it to ramp up loan-loss provisions and curb lending, a Reuters poll
Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders agreed late on Thursday to step up contacts to try to overcome obstacles in the quest to reunite their island, divided for over three decades, U.N. chief
Shareholders of Cyprus-based Marfin Popular Bank on Thursday approved plans to boost its capital with a 488.6 mln euros rights issue and a convertible securities issue worth up to 660 mln euros.
