GC spending in north and Turkey drops 6% in 2011 Spending by Greek Cypriots in northern Cyprus and Turkey dropped by 6% in 2011 to EUR 10.0 mln, from EUR 10.7 mln
Despite a year of falling car sales and weak retail trade, local credit and debit card spending rose by 11% in 2011, according to the latest figures from JCC Payment Systems. Total
Greek club PAOK Salonika have been fined and threatened with a ban from European competition for breaching UEFA's club licensing regulations, European soccer's governing body said. UEFA said its disciplinary committee had
A backlash against rising inequality — evident from the Occupy movement to the Arab Spring — risks derailing the advance of globalisation and represents a key threat to economies worldwide, according to
The stable albeit cautious outlook for Turkish corporates reflects a number of risk factors that could potentially affect their credit quality over the next 12-18 months, Moody's said in a Special Comment
– Cyprus to allow suspect Syria boat to leave – Media reports said carrying up to 60 tonnes of munitions (Adds government spokesman) A ship reportedly carrying ammunition to Syria will be
Greek Cypriots claiming for loss of use for their property in the internationally unrecognized Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus received on Tuesday only 23% of what they claimed from the European Court
Everybody knows hospital rooms are noisy, but now a study has confirmed it — with the added finding that noise levels may sometimes spike to nearly that of a chainsaw. "The hospital
This year’s Cyprus International Fair aims to be the forerunner of many events that will follow, within the framework of Cyprus’ Presidency of the EU, in the second semester of 2012. A
The Advisory Group of Experts on hydrocarbons is expected to hand to the government by the end of the week its proposal on establishing a state oil company. This week the Group
