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OPEC will cut oil output at its next meeting on Dec. 17 in Algeria, Qatar's oil minister said on Wednesday. "For sure we will cut in Oran (Algeria)," Abdullah al-Attiyah told reporters

UK mortgage lending in 2009 will remain below 2007 levels, despite government pressure on banks to match last year's lending volumes, the head of Britain's mortgage industry association said on Tuesday. Michael

President of the Republic Demetris Christofias, highlighting the sovereign rights of the Republic of Cyprus and his own right to sign agreements with other countries, answered in writing on Tuesday to the

President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat have made advances in their discussions on the chapter of governance, said here Tuesday UN Secretary General’s

EU Ministers of Finance agreed on Tuesday on the guidelines for the European Commission's plan for the recovery of the European economy. The plan worth 200 billion euros translates into 1.5% of

European banks Credit Suisse and HSBC Holdings said they were not aware of any U.S. investigation into offshore private banking services, after a report they had been targeted by a probe. The

Turkey has made no effort to ease tensions with Greece despite Athens' attempts to defuse a long-running territorial dispute and other differences, Greece's foreign minister said in an interview on Tuesday. Dora

Nearly half of households in Cyprus had access to the Internet during the first quarter of 2008, up from 39% from the respective period a year ago, but still lower than the

Primetel Plc (PTL) announced that the procedure for the Public Offer towards Spidernet Services Public Ltd (SNET) shareholders for the acquisition of up to 100% of SNET’s issued share capital has been

Tesco Plc, Britain's biggest retailer, posted a 2.0 percent rise in underlying third-quarter UK sales and said new "Discounter" products had drawn an extra 300,000 customers a week to its UK stores.