Selling pressure The global equity market shake hit Athens and BOC shares trading in Greece, which in turn hurt sentiment on the CSE. The negative mood eclipsed the fantastic set of first quarter results delivered by BOC, which under normal circumstances should have rallied higher, especially after the barrage of upgrades on the stock by
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The chief investigator of the Cypriot Boeing 737-300 that crashed near Athens last August, killing all 121 people on board, presented a 200-page draft report to Cyprus authorities Thursday, saying he expected the final report by mid-July. Akrivos Tsolakis of the Greek Committee for the Investigation of Air Accidents said that the report includes the
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Epson has launched its latest Stylus Photo R340 printer in the Middle East that combines style and quality to offer a premium quality photo printer that is easy to use. Designed for digital photo enthusiasts it has a large 2.4″ preview display to preview, select and crop images before printing. It also allows the user
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Football video games just got closer to the field. Motorola unveiled the Gaming Headset X205 based on the actual headset worn by NFL coaches, that blends authentic design and advanced technology to deliver the maximum intensity of the football video gaming experience. The X205 lets gamers call the shots with a noise canceling microphone that
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Nokia and Adobe Systems announced that the standard sales pack of the new Nokia N93 mobile device will incorporate Adobe Premiere Elements 2.0 software for Windows XP. With Adobe Premiere Elements 2.0, video captured using the Nokia N93 can now be transferred to compatible desktop PCs to edit, burn to DVD, and export to other
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Relief for Cypriot property investors The nail-biting for EU candidate countries Romania and Bulgaria, along with thousands of Cypriot property investors in these countries, came to an end on Tuesday as the European Commission decided to give a qualified Yes to a 2007 date for accession, which would bring the total number of EU member
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