Cyprus is world leader in solar thermal installations per capita, President of the House of Representatives Marios Karoyian has said. Addressing Wednesday an event on “Renewable Energy Sources – Present and Future”
The Cyprus government has begun supporting the vulnerable groups of the population, which are more affected by the increasing retail prices, said Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis, noting that this policy will continue
The Cyprus Telecommunication Authority (CYTA) has been awarded the “Social Excellence Award” for promoting and implementing programmes that reconcile family and professional life. The prize was awarded to CYTA by the Development
The mascot and the logo of the XIII Games of Small States of Europe (GSSE), which Cyprus will host next year, have been unveiled. The logo is a depiction of an ancient
Bank of Cyprus BOC.CY (BOCY) said it was unscathed by the global credit crunch, but said it had no immediate plans to expand into new markets. The Bank, Cyprus's largest lender, posted
Greece's fourth-largest lender, Piraeus Bank beat forecasts with a 46 percent rise in first quarter net profit helped by expansion in retail credit. Its profit rose to 138.5 million euros and the
Theodoros Aristodemou was elected the new Chairman of Bank of Cyprus in a tight vote, beating his close rival former Finance Minister Michalis Sarris. Aristodemou received the vote of 9 members of
Oil stocks should catch up By Santosh Menon The price of oil could rise to $200 a barrel in the next two years before it starts to seriously hit demand, fund manager
ECB may need to ease rates soon By James Saft Europe is next in line to feel the impact from tighter credit, a tough situation for an economy heavily dependent on bank
British house prices are likely to fall 5 percent this year, a Reuters poll of economists showed, and many believe they could tumble twice that as soaring consumer inflation restricts the scope
