The global economic crisis took a heavy toll on travel to and from Britain last year, figures released on Thursday showed, while the first quarter of 2009 was also gloomy for the
Washington signalled on Thursday it will keep pushing for global efforts to boost economies out of recession after China announced a rebound in growth, feeding hopes it might lead the way to
U.S. home foreclosure activity galloped to a record in the first half of the year, overwhelming broad efforts to remedy failing loans while job losses escalated. Foreclosure filings jumped to a record
A review for the British government has made 39 recommendations on how banks and other big financial institutions should be governed in a bid to avoid another credit crunch which has been
The Greek American community will organise various events to mark the 35th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and condemn Turkey’s continuing illegal occupation of the island’s northern part. On Sunday,
British MPs, who participated in a meeting in London on the Cyprus problem, expressed their full support to the stance of the Greek Cypriot side in talks for a Cyprus settlement. They
Tax revenue during the first half of 2009 fell by 10.6% year-on-year to EUR 710.9 mln from EUR 795.2 mln a year ago in the same period following a plunge in revenue
The CySEC has approved the prospectus for the mandatory Public Offer made to Empire Capital Investments Public Ltd (EMP) shareholders by Optagius Ltd, Stario Portfolio Investments Public Co Ltd, Yiannos Cassoulides, Alexis
The European Commission and MTV Networks International launched the "Play to Stop – Europe for Climate" campaign. The campaign will run for six months, and is aimed at raising awareness among young
The EU executive proposed allowing citizens of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, which have been promised eventual EU membership, to travel to the European Union without visas from the start of next year.
