A serious stock overhang, weakening occupational and investment demand and the consequences of a worsening Greek banking situation do not bode well for the Cypriot real estate market, made worse as speculative
. BY COSTIS STAMBOLIS Although the word “bailout” is not actually used by either EU or Greek government officials when commenting on the ongoing negotiations, there is little doubt among banking circles
. BY DR ALAN WARING Many large organisations are terribly naïve when it comes to recognising their significant risk exposures. Two independent cases exemplify just how unrealistic some companies can be about
. QUALITY and VALUE FOR MONEY are the things the Cyprus Gourmet searches for, every day of the year. Too often in this country the consumer/customer/visitor is not getting the best deal
. Is President Christofias far more clever and far-sighted than we give him credit for or is he surrounded by a bunch of morons? There can be no other explanation why a
Popular with Cypriots to Australia, South Africa Barely a year into its operation to Cyprus and Etihad Airways is already enjoying a steady growth in its business with plans to add a
Helping Europe outperform the US in first quarter The London Stock Exchange regained its number one position for initial public offerings (IPOs) among European stock markets in the first quarter of 2010,
The globally-connected nature of trade, technology, capital, and regulation will necessitate a significant swell in the movement of employees between countries, leading to increased use of short-term and ‘commuter’ international assignments, according
GRS database reaches 20,000 Research from Cyprus-based Global Recruitment Solutions, the largest consultancy of its kind on the island, shows how the power of the Internet is changing the face of the
The euro rose from one-year lows on Friday and European shares bounced in a relief rally as Greece activated an emergency aid deal, but concerns over the country's longer-term financial health capped
