. BY STAVROS ANGELIDES The evolution of the Internet into a medium for the masses has opened new doors to companies to reach their target market. Today there are a number of
. There’s no doubt whatsoever about eating out in Cyprus! Firstly, it’s never been as expensive but it’s never been better either (just see the additions to our listings below!) But look
. By Dr. Kefalas Soteris, Ph.D and Prof. Len Rogers, Ph.D There is no sharp demarcation between corporate and organizational culture but a considerable overlap. Corporate culture is the sum of procedures
. The whole fuss over how to reduce the state deficit has resulted in a soft pillow-fight as no one in government has the guts to give some heavy blows where it
The Cyprus Institute is opening an office in Paris with funding from the A. G. Leventis Foundation. The office on Avenue Foch will be directed by Dr. Bruno Rostand, Associate Vice-President for
0% composted, 13% recycled, rest is landfilled In the EU27, an average 524 kilos of municipal waste was generated per person in 2008 and Cyprus had the second worst rate at a
The island’s first four solar parks will be powered by Enfoton Solar photovoltaic panels. The deal, worth EUR 1.5 mln, is for the installation of 2,600 panels that generate 1,000,000 kWh and
A leading banker believes that the Cyprus banking system, and subsequently the economy, is losing out big time because of the delays to pass a long overdue law on covered bonds. Marfin
. Sit round a dinner table and talk about the world and pretty soon someone will criticise America. I suppose if you’re the biggest, richest kid on the block, you’re bound to
Despite his wealth diminishing by some 300 mln dollars, John Fredriksen rose up the Forbes list of billionaires from 113th in 2008 to 88th position this year, with a personal fortune of
