The European Union is to impose duties on imports of Chinese solar panels from Thursday, but announced a dramatically reduced initial rate after pressure from some large member states in the hope
The decision to sell local units of Cypriot Banks in Greece to Greece`s Piraeus Bank was a political one and under the circumstances it was correct, Governor of Central Bank Panikos Demetriades
Chairman of the Cyprus Hotel Association Charis Loizides on Tuesday expressed his optimism that tourist bookings in the months of July, August and September will cover the losses that were recorded in
In a sign that Cypriots are cutting back as a result of the crisis, outbound tourism fell by 19% compared with the year earlier in April. In absolute numbers 84,688 residents of
The decline in industrial production deepened in March, output falling by 16.1% compared with March 2012, after a fall of 15.3% in February. Industrial production comprises manufacturing, electricity, water supply and materials
The services sector took a hit in the first quarter of 2013, according to the latest figures on turnover. Turnover for the accommodation and food service activities sector fell by 9.4% compared
Pockets of protesters clashed with Turkish riot police overnight and a union federation began a two-day strike on Tuesday as anti-government demonstrations in which two people have died stretched into a fifth
Swathes of suburban Prague were under water on Tuesday after floods which have killed 11 people swept across central Europe, and the deluge moved towards Germany where more than 10,000 people have
France must step up reforms to liberalise its economy and lower labour costs to get back to growth and improve its competitiveness, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday. The IMF said
STARTup LiVE Cyprus was officially announced in a press conference held jointly by the CEO of MTN, Mr Philip van Dalsen, the Rector of the University of Cyprus Constantinos Christofides and the
