Hellenic appoints interim boss, as Gatzke goes

Hellenic Bank’s interim chief executive officer, Antonis Rouvas, said his focus is on maintaining the bank’s business model while addressing long-standing issues such as the collective agreement with staff. Rouvas, until recently

Dam capacity running low

Dams are currently at 58.5% of their capacity, much lower than last year, and will continue to empty until October-November when it usually starts raining in Cyprus, according to officials. Marios Hadjikosti,

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Eurobank edges closer to Hellenic takeover

Greece’s Eurobank is reportedly preparing a strategic roadmap to takeover Hellenic Bank, the island’s second-biggest lender, just months after increasing its stake to over 29%. Once it reaches the 30% benchmark, according

Massive Limassol fire partly under control

A massive wildfire that erupted in the mountains near Limassol on Wednesday, has been partly brought under control after an all-night battle with the flames, said the Fire Department. So far, the

June annual unemployment fell

The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Cyprus dropped in June from 2022 while remaining stable compared to May, according to Eurostat. Unemployment in Cyprus stood at 4.8% in June, remaining stable since

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