The euro zone services economy jumped back almost to recovery in August, with Germany powering back to growth and France just an inch away too, a PMI survey showed on Thursday. The
Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis launches a difficult election campaign on Thursday after calling early parliamentary elections to seek a new mandate and deal with a sharp economic crisis. The Greek bourse's
A monthly gauge of U.S. online labor demand soared in August at its fastest pace in four years, indicating steadier footing for nationwide labor demand, a private research group said on Thursday.
The fact that the September 3 meeting between Christofias and Talat was cancelled is a bad sign for the Cyprus peace talks. Christofias and Talat were due to meet on Thursday for
Cyprus plans to issue EUR 3 bln in three year bonds to domestic banks to assist them in getting cheaper funding from the European Central Bank, the finance ministry said on Wednesday.
The worst is over for the euro zone economy but it is too early to withdraw fiscal help, top European economic officials said on Wednesday as data showed the area's worst recession
The scheduled meeting between President of the Republic Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat for Thursday, to launch the second round of the direct talks on Cyprus, has been
A pilgrimage from the village of Pyrgos in the Paphos district to the church of Saint Mamas in the Turkish occupied area of Morphou, via the Limnitis checkpoint, was called off on
The platform of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot teachers ''United Cyprus'' staged a bicommunal event on Tuesday at Ledra Palace in Nicosia, on the occasion of the World Peace Day, to declare
A powerful car bomb blew up outside the Athens stock exchange on Wednesday, slightly wounding one woman, in what Greek police suspect was the latest attack by leftist or anarchist groups. The
