Cyprus Sport Organization (CSO) will host an Informal Meeting of Ministers responsible for sport of the small states of Europe on Monday 1, 2009, in Nicosia, under the chairmanship of the Minister
Cyprus and Libya have signed a Protocol of Cooperation, which provides for the enhancement of their relations in the fields of economy, commerce and science. The Protocol was signed Wednesday by Cypriot
Woolworth (Cyprus) Properties Plc (FWW.) issued a positive profit warning for its 1Q09 results, attributable to the disposal of its 20% stake in the associated company ‘CTC-ARI Airports Limited’ to ‘Ermes Department
An educational programme for judges and lawyers on the European Law on competition, currently taking place in Nicosia, has provided a forum for an exchange of views and a briefing by legal
Banks will be more closely scrutinised under European Union plans unveiled on Wednesday to apply lessons from the credit crunch and better protect investors shaken by the worst financial crisis in decades.
Oil rose to hit a six-month high above $63 a barrel on Wednesday after OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia said the global economy had strengthened enough to cope with oil at $75-$80 a
The U.S. recession is set to end "soon," but continued job losses and plunging house prices point to an economic recovery that will be more moderate than those experienced in previous downturns,
Muskita Aluminium Industries Public Company Ltd (MAI) reported its first quarter 2009 results with profit after tax declining 67% Year-on-Year to EUR1.01mln compared to EUR3.03mln in the corresponding period of 2008. Revenue
The global market for carbon emissions trading doubled in value last year, despite the global economic slow down in the second half of 2008, but actual realised emissions cuts fell, the World
The global economy has strengthened enough to cope with oil at $75-$80 a barrel and that level will be hit soon as fuel demand picks up, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said
