Resorts developer Dolphin Capital Investors (DOLC.L) is accused of parting away with shares worth EUR 322 mln instead of paying EUR 42.7 mln in cash as part of its arrangement to settle
. For several months now the island’s main carrier, Cyprus Airways, has been on the defensive, reacting to challenges from other airlines, but with no clear forward-thinking strategy of its own. It
. CONSTANTIN VAYENAS Until last year, the word “trillion” rarely crossed our lips. Even economists had little occasion to use it. But now we hear it everywhere we turn. From the
Dubai, Doha to be impacted most as foreigners leave Dubai, Doha to be impacted most as foreigners leave The outlook for the Arabian Gulf real estate market for 2009 is negative, reflecting
The Conservative Party's Shadow Minister for Europe, Mark Francois MP, was on a three-day working visit to Cyprus, during which he met President Demetris Christofias and other leading politicians, to assess progress
The cap on rent increases has been lowered from 14% every two years to 8%, according to a recent Council of Ministers decision. The last date for landlords to impose a 14%
The executive committee of the World Federation of Consuls (FICAC) will hold its next meeting in Cyprus on April 24-27, following the invitation from Cyprus committee member, Costakis Lefkaritis. The meeting, to
IPO date to depend on market conditions ITTL Trade Tourist and Leisure Park Ltd. (ITTL) plans to raise EUR 13.1 mln from the proceeds of a new share issue in order to
Stario surges as it changes hands Cyprus investment company losses narrowed to only EUR 18 mln in the first quarter of 2009 following the rebound in equity prices since they touched their
European shares rose by midday on Thursday as gains for bank Credit Suisse and energy stocks offset slides for engineering group ABB and chemicals maker Akzo Nobel. The FTSEurofirst 300 index was
