Greek bank deposits shrank for a seventh straight month in July as consumers and businesses withdrew cash balances to cope with austerity or ship money abroad to shelter it from the country's
Fugitive businessman Asil Nadir appeared in court on Friday for the first time since returning to London last month, 17 years after he fled while awaiting trial on fraud and theft charges
Plastic card spending by Greek Cypriots in the “Occupied Areas and Attaleia” rose by 2.97% to EUR 4.66 mln in the first eight months of 2010, according to data from the credit
The expansion of Ireland's services sector slowed in August but companies remained confident about future prospects and recorded rising orders from both home and abroad, a survey showed on Friday. The NCB
Minister of Health, Christos Patsalides addressed today the opening ceremony of a workshop on “The experiences of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Slovenia” during the Slovenian presidency of the
The European Central Bank held interest rates at a record low on Thursday and is expected to keep its liquidity safety-net for banks in place as well amid a lopsided recovery and
Missing their coach and the world's most expensive player, Portugal's seemingly straight-forward Euro 2012 qualifier at home against Cyprus on Friday has turned into a possible pitfall. Cristiano Ronaldo was ruled out
Greece lifted a ban on short-selling shares on Wednesday, returning the market to normal after the havoc of the debt crisis, a move expected to bring back short-term traders and boost thin
A British airplane en route to Poland was forced to make an emergency landing in Germany after a 56-year-old woman spilled a hot cup of tea on herself, German police said on
Greece's largest food group, Vivartia, has agreed to take control of rival dairy firm Mevgal as part of efforts to cope with a consumer slump in the recession-plagued, cash-strapped country. The move
