The luxury sector faces a 15-20% decline in sales revenues in the first two quarters in 2009, shrinking to €153 bln from its 2008 level of €170 bln, according to the Bain
Kennedy Consulting Research & Advisory has ranked PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) number one in business advisory services and management consulting in its ‘Global Consulting Marketplace 2008-2011’ report. PwC was also placed third in the
“A big thumbs-up for Cyprus” says organiser Andrew Oliver Residents gave a huge vote of confidence in Cyprus at two debates held last week. The motion for debate was “This meeting believes
For the third year running, CIIM Business School is organising its Summer Management School for Young People, from July 6 to 17. Designed to impart skills and knowledge needed to increase self-confidence
Yasmos Ltd, a Cyprus based company, has launched its web search site, www.yasmos.com, that features news, travel, entertainment, video and real estate information. “Yasmos.com will continue to evolve and expand its web
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus and Bishop Athanassios of Limassol have signed a memorandum of understanding for the long-term lease of a parcel of land near Akrotiri, where the power utility will
— S&P analysts favour deal — American International Group’s decision to turn its property-general insurance business into a new company, so that it can sell shares of the firm to the public,
The fundamental credit outlook for German banking remains negative, reflecting the fragile state of the global financial markets, the potentially prolonged economic downturn and the high vulnerability of many German banks, coupled
Call her the modern day Goldfinger. A New York woman was charged with stealing as much as $12 million in gold bullion and jewelry over a period of six years, lifting the
By Jason Lange A deadly flu outbreak could push Mexico into a recession so deep it might rival the mid-1990s "Tequila Crisis" financial meltdown, as the economy shuts down and tourists stay
