The rational use of energy and incentives to use environmentally friendly sources of energy are among the priorities of this government, President Demetris Christofias said on Friday. Speaking at the opening of
C. L. "Max" Nikias, provost and second-in-command at the University of Southern California, will become its next president, succeeding Steven B. Sample on August 3 at the helm of the 34,000-student university,
Foreign investments in Central and Eastern Europe take a major knock, recovery will be gradual, warn PwC economists Five bumper years of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Central and Eastern Europe took
Signs of recovery are visible in some European housing markets, especially in sales levels and prices, but not so in Cyprus, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) European
Stavrakis warns of deficit breaching 7% of GDP Cyprus will outline tax and cash saving proposals to rein in a widening deficit in a stability programme to the European Union this month,
Debt-stricken Greece returned to capital markets on Monday for the first time since euro zone leaders agreed to give it a financial safety net, but the fuzzy rescue plan did little to
U.S. consumer spending rose as expected in February for a fifth straight month, while stagnant incomes pushed savings to their lowest level since October 2008, a government report showed on Monday. The
The Russian rouble came under pressure early on Monday after two bomb explosions on the Moscow metro system sparked a wave of risk aversion, hiking demand for perceived safer assets such as
British mortgage approvals fell to their lowest level in nine months in February, Bank of England figures showed on Monday, in another sign that the recovery in the housing market is stalling.
Euro zone leaders won muted approval from financial markets on Friday for their agreement to create a safety net for debt-ridden Greece, but a row over the IMF's role flared up just
