Almost all Cypriot businesses use computers these days, according to the annual survey ‘Information and Communication Technologies Usage and E-Commerce in Enterprises 2010’, which has been carried out in Cyprus for the
Industrial companies are innovating more than service companies, according to the Innovation Survey carried out by the Statistical Service among enterprises with 10 or more employees. In total, it found that 56.1%
Cyprus's central bank raised its growth forecasts on Monday, saying the island's economy should grow 0.7% in 2010 and 1.8% next year but action was needed to put deteriorating public finances in
— Orphanides pips Lidl on total spend in Oct-Nov — Low-cost retailer Lidl may have swamped the media with its aggressive ad campaign for the launch of its first seven stores in
A senior Saudi royal demanded on on Sunday that the source of U.S. embassy cables published by WikiLeaks be "vigorously punished" and suggested the credibility of America's diplomats had been hurt by
Thousands of aspiring British university students from poorer backgrounds could have up to two years of their tuition fees paid for them under plans unveiled by the government on Sunday amidst criticism
Firefighting aircraft from four countries flew into Israel on Friday to help battle a huge forest fire close to the northern city of Haifa that has killed at least 40 people and
Japan's farm ministry on Friday confirmed the country's first outbreak of the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of bird flu at a poultry farm since 2007. Chickens which died on the farm in
Russia won the right to put on the 2018 World Cup and Qatar will stage the 2022 finals, both first-time hosts, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said on Thursday. FIFA's executive committee voted
A huge forest fire swept northern Israel on Thursday, killing up to 40 people, many of them prison guards who were trapped in a bus trying to flee the flames. Israeli television
