State-owned Eurocypria, that was spun off from troubled national carrier Cyprus Airways (CAIR) and sold back to the government for 23 mln euros, will remain a separate entity and continue to fly
The board of governors and the Director of the Cyprus International Institute of Management have decided to confer an Honorary MBA degree to Ambassador Zhao Yali of the People’s Republic of China.
The “famous†law with its subsequent amendments By Chris Iacovides In a previous article, I considered bankruptcy and its repercussions, with specific reference to the difference between Annulment and Discharge. Discharge is
. BY GEORGE MOUSKIDES The property sector is at the centre of the world economic crisis. In Cyprus, the repercussions of the international crisis that began in the summer of 2008 are
. Last Friday’s sweeping operation by the police to rid the centre of Nicosia of the growing number of illegal immigrants raised a lot of issues that need to be addressed by
New concept in Cyprus The Library Hotel – Wellness Retreat, Kalavassos Reviewed by Matthew Stowell What happens when a poet-winemaker-gourmet with high-culture affinities in literature, music, art, philosophy and design aesthetics—one who
With three months to the end of 2009, third-quarter corporate earnings — due in the next couple of weeks — will hold the key to whether risky assets can sustain their rapid
Deflation in Cyprus deepened in September, as the consumer price index fell by 1.23% compared with the same month of 2008, having fallen by 0.99% in August and 0.80% in July. Compared
European shares extended losses on Friday afternoon after U.S. jobless numbers for September were higher than forecast. At 1236 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares was down 2.2 percent
World stocks extended falls while the dollar jumped versus the euro on Friday after a report showed U.S. non-farm payrolls fell more sharply than expected in September. U.S. employers cut 263,000 jobs,
