Double Tax Treaty with Brazil: An opportunity for Cyprus? BY MARINA THEODOTOU Jim O’Neill a global economist at Goldman Sachs first coined the acronym back in the beginning of the decade, to
. Despite the wealth of publicly available information on company performance, stakeholders still struggle to see the bigger picture of how well businesses are performing, a new report for Ernst & Young
. Insurance analysts across the world believe that a lack of quality and consistency in current insurance reporting is increasingly leading to the under-valuation of a number of the world’s leading insurance
. Chamber of Commerce president Manthos Mavrommatis must feel like an alien right now – wherever he goes he will be stared at with piercing eyes, almost like a common criminal. And
‘Generics’ saved Cyprus hospitals EUR 70 mln The future of industry in Cyprus is for local companies to find a niche, just as Medochemie has done growing from a small manufacturer in
U.S. producer prices rose faster than expected in November, while a gauge of manufacturing in the New York state unexpectedly fell this month, creating a potential headache for the Federal Reserve. The
Cyprus recorded a small decline in outward tourism in October, as the number of residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad fell by 0.2% to 98,348, compared with 98,527 in the
On the basis of the preliminary data on the general government accounts for the period July-September 2009, the public finances slipped into a small deficit of EUR 36.9 mln, having recorded a
European shares drifted lower in midday trading on Tuesday, breaking a three-day winning streak, led lower by banks with Greek lenders taking a beating on concerns over Athens's fiscal measures to cut
Cypriots are concerned over the economic crisis and believe that the next twelve months will be worse, according to the Autumn 2009 Eurobarometer. The 80% of Cypriots who participated in the survey
