Outbound tourism from Cyprus dropped for the fifth straight month in September. On the basis of the results of the Passengers Survey, 103,286 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in
Revenue from tourism in Cyprus fell by 19.1% over the year earlier to EUR 200.2 mln in September, compared with EUR 247.4 mln in September 2008. Tourism arrivals in the same month
The fourth section of the European Court of Human Rights issued today its decisions on two cases Greek Cypriots brought against Turkey, condemning Ankara of violation of the right to life, as
The Board of Directors of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has imposed multiple administrative fines on a number of companies for violating the Transparency Requirements Law 2007 (N.190(I)/2007) with regard
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) decided to impose an administrative fine of EUR 80,000 on Aspis Holdings Public CO for acting in violation of article 13(1) of the Public Offering
U.S. consumer confidence deteriorated sharply in October as the worst job market in a quarter century heightened concerns about the future, more than outweighing modest improvements in the housing sector. Despite the
U.S. home prices rose for the fourth straight month in August and shoppers spent more last week, providing evidence consumer demand could be stabilizing. The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller report on Tuesday showed
The Bank of England's policy of creating new money to buy assets and boost demand is masking the true appetite for British government debt and cannot go on indefinitely, the opposition Conservatives
British retail sales volumes grew at their fastest pace in almost two years in October, a survey indicated on Tuesday, with retailers more upbeat about future prospects than at any time since
Oil rose above $79 a barrel on Tuesday, up after three straight days of decline as investors awaited new leads from equities markets and weekly crude inventory data from the United States.
