. By Dr Alan Waring Having highlighted in Part 1 the activities of rogue developers and lawyers in the inglorious Title Deeds/fraud mess in Cyprus, what about others in the cast of
. Has any one of our esteemed politicians and endless abundance of economists calculated the cost draft dodgers have on the economy? Had they bothered, the conclusion would be simple – it
Ready in time for 2012 EU Presidency? Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis and the three local members of the board of the joint venture that will manage Qatar’s investments in Nicosia, met on
Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minsiter Antonis Paschalides has confirmed press reports from Israel that there are huge deposits of natural gas in a plot next to Cyprus' exclusive economic zone south east
The finance ministry will take over management of public debt from its central bank from August 1, opting against the creation of an independent agency, Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis said. He said
Cuts civil service by mere 1,000 jobs The government has approved a series of bills, which finalise the fiscal consolidation package that aims to bring the Cypriot economy within the EU reference
Euro zone countries have bought themselves time to deal with the currency area's debt crisis and must now consolidate their public finances to secure the euro's future, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said
Tesco, the world's No. 3 retailer, survived a shareholder rebellion over executive pay on Friday, when 47% of investors either voted against or abstained in a poll over remuneration at its annual
U.S. private payrolls rose only modestly in June and overall employment fell for the first time this year as thousands of temporary census jobs ended, showing the economic recovery failing to gain
Euro zone unemployment held stable at 10 percent in May, a sign that a long and steady deterioration in the labour market may have stalled, but the outlook remains pessimistic as austerity
