NICOSIA, Cyprus – Cyprus' finance minister says the bailed-out eurozone country has raised 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) from international markets with its third public bond issue. Harris ...
Bailed-out Cyprus raises 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) from 10-year bond issue
NICOSIA, Cyprus – Cyprus' finance minister says the bailed-out eurozone country has raised 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) from international markets with its third public bond issue. Harris ...
Cyprus for Easter? Just pack extra cash
The crisis might help the island balance its economy so that it had “more to do with tourism and less to do with international finance,” Calder said. The end result – particularly if Cyprus ...
EBRD and EU jointly implement capital market support program in Armenia
Preparation and Coordination” was held on Thursday in Yerevan, becoming the first event as part of a program designed to support the capital market in Armenia. ...
Rio Tinto finds its mega-mine stuck between two Mongolian strongmen
From accusations of corruption to warring political factions, the resources giant faces big headwinds building the world’s fifth-biggest copper mine.
Rio Tinto finds its mega-mine stuck between two Mongolian strongmen
From accusations of corruption to warring political factions, the resources giant faces big headwinds building the world’s fifth-biggest copper mine.
Mongolia accuses Rio Tinto of bribery in explosive secret lawsuit
The toxic relationship between the mining giant and officials in Ulaanbaatar has been revealed in new allegations filed with the British High Court.
Mongolia accuses Rio Tinto of bribery in explosive secret lawsuit
The toxic relationship between the mining giant and officials in Ulaanbaatar has been revealed in new allegations filed with the British High Court.
Mongolian PM’s chances of survival seen as slim as he heads to vote of confidence
By Michael Kohn Mongolia’s cabinet is set to face a vote of confidence with public pressure mounting on the prime minister to step down. A parliamentary vote is expected to take place early next week.
Mongolian PM’s chances of survival seen as slim as he heads to vote of confidence
By Michael Kohn Mongolia’s cabinet is set to face a vote of confidence with public pressure mounting on the prime minister to step down. A parliamentary vote is expected to take place early next week.