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The Federal Reserve made record profits in 2009 and will return $45 billion to the Treasury, after its efforts to prop up the economy created a windfall for the government, the Washington

China's central bank signaled in its open market operations that it was tightening monetary conditions at a faster-than-expected pace in response to increasing concerns about the economy overheating. Investors globally are following

Euro MP Ioannis Kasoulides has joined two European think tanks that focus on democracy and cultural diplomacy. He is now a board member of the European Popular Party’s Robert Schuman Foundation, currently

Socialist Edek party leader and House Defence Committee Chairman Yiannakis Omirou said that many young men are evading their national service due to a loophole in the law. Commenting on new reports

Property worth over EUR 1 mln to be taxed The government has bowed to intense pressure from real estate developers and the opposition DISY party over its plans to amend the reappraisal

Total loans advanced by banks and Cooperative Credit Societies at the end of November 2009 increased by 7.2% year-on-year to EUR 57.45 bln, but fell EUR 300 mln compared to EUR 57.7

Limassol continues to lead in the number of smoking ban violations and fines imposed by the police ever since the new law for public areas came into effect on January 1. Some

Insurance claims from the recent storms and floods in September, as well as those at the end of October, totalled 10 mln euros, according to the Insurance Association of Cyprus. The insurance

After a dismal 2008, world stock markets staged a spectacular rebound from their March lows, ending 2009 on a high note even though many economies remained in crisis and continued to need

Andis Hadjicostis, CEO of the family-controlled Dias media group and Sigma TV, was gunned down as he was leaving his home in the capital’s diplomatic neighbourhood of Engomi Monday night. The murder