Scandinavian airline SAS said on Tuesday it would make a rights issue of 6 billion Swedish crowns ($720 million) as it posted a pretax loss of 403 million crowns in the fourth
U.S. auto sales for January are expected to drop to a 27-year low, extending a 15-month downturn and adding weight to the view that the hard-hit sector will remain a drag on
The Russian rouble hit fresh lows versus a euro-dollar basket on Monday, coming within half a percent of the trading boundary where a showdown is expected between speculators and the central bank.
U.S. consumers cut spending for a sixth straight month in December and their incomes shrank, according to a government report on Monday that underscored the rapid deterioration in the economy. The Commerce
A Cyprus Airways plane, with 114 people on board, has come off a taxiway at Heathrow Airport in London a few minutes after it had landed smoothly in bad weather conditions. Cyprus
Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic Miroslav Vlcek has expressed his support to the efforts of the Republic of Cyprus to solve the Cyprus question
SFS Group Public (SFS) announced that it has asked the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) to review its decision ordering the suspension of the operational license of Sharelink Securities & Financial
The Extraordinary General Meeting of Aspis Holdings Public Company Ltd (ASP) held on January 30, 2009 approved the special resolutions increasing the Company's nominal capital from 158 mln shares of nominal value
Zimbabwe's central bank revalued its dollar again on Monday, lopping another 12 zeros off its battered currency to try to tame hyperinflation and avert total economic collapse. The crisis has been worsened
The European Union's consumer chief will investigate the bloc's retail electricity sector this year after an EU-wide report on Monday said some energy, banking and transport companies may be ripping off customers.
