Oil rose above $60 a barrel on Wednesday, supported by data showing a fall in gasoline stocks and after strong company earnings lifted expectations for economic recovery. U.S. crude for August delivery
The Cyprus tourism sector suffered another steep decline in June, with arrivals at only 260,931, a drop of 15.1% compared with the 307,237 recorded in June 2008. The main reason was a
British unemployment hit its highest rate since January 1997 in the three months to May, although the number of people signing on to claim jobless benefit rose by much less than expected
Higher costs for oil and gasoline likely pushed U.S. consumer prices up in June by the most for any single month since oil prices peaked last summer, according to a poll of
Cyprus pays tribute today to all those who lost their lives in defending the Republic during the 1974 military coup against the democratically elected President of Cyprus. The military coup against the
The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) has announced significant reductions of its fees and other charges for various services it provides. The CSE announced, inter alia, further reductions in the fees for Central
The challenges faced by agriculture due to climate change was the main issue discussed at a meeting of EU Agriculture Ministers, at which Cyprus was represented by the Director of the Agricultural
The Board of Directors of Bank of Cyprus Public Company decided to renew the contracts of employment of Messrs Andreas Eliades, Group Chief Executive Officer and Yiannis Kypri, Group Chief General Manager
The names of the three new members of the House of Representatives, who will replace the recently elected Cypriot members of the European Parliament, were officially announced on Tuesday in two separate
The number of building permits authorised in Cyprus slipped again in April, having risen in February and March, according to the latest data from the Statistical Service. The figures show that building
