The Swiss Banking Association is not recommending its members refrain from foreign travel abroad because of fear they may be detailed as part of a global crackdown on bank secrecy, its chairman
A homemade bomb exploded in the Greek port of Piraeus on Friday, damaging buildings and cars but causing no injuries, police said. The attack was directed at ship repair company DT Marine
The Board of Directors of Marfin Popular Bank Ltd (CPB) decided to proceed with a generous distribution of profits despite the uncertain global environment. Following the approval of the final audited financial
SFS Group Public Company Ltd (SFS) announced that its Board decided during a meeting held on March 26, 2009 not to issue any share options for the year 2009. The above decision
An Italian archaeologist says she has discovered what is believed to be the oldest site of religious worship in Cyprus, a temple which is about 4,000 years old. The find at the
Japan slipped to the brink of deflation and inflation in Europe slid closer to zero, underlining a threat to the world economy before next week's G20 summit which is supposed to produce
Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis expressed satisfaction over figures for 2008, noting that the government succeeded in its aims which were to give the economy a boost to effectively overcome the first months
Britain's economy shrank even more abruptly than expected in the last three months of 2008 as construction output was revised sharply lower and firms ran down stocks at a record pace, official
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown urged the G20 on Thursday to back a $100 billion expansion of trade finance to reverse a fall in exports and, with his Brazilian counterpart, called for
Japan slipped to the brink of deflation, but tentative signs of economic improvement elsewhere and investor hopes for more steps to support a recovery helped Asian stocks rack up their biggest weekly
