By Craig Erlam A relatively slow start to the week as investors continue to digest Friday’s jobs report and what it means for financial markets, just as some optimism was returning. The
All three people who tested positive for monkeypox are responding well to their treatment, said the Health Ministry on Monday, after the first vaccinations against the virus were carried out. According to
A late medal surge at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham saw Cyprus win 11 gongs, including two golds, to place them 17 in the table. The Games wrap up in Birmingham on
By 2030, a total of 125 billion devices could be connected to the internet, up from 27 bln in 2017, while 90% of people over six are expected to be online, according
Rising energy prices put more people under increased financial pressure and at greater risk of energy poverty. This is according to the fifth round of the living, working and COVID-19 e-survey: Living
The Deputy Ministry of Shipping announced it had signed a contract for digitising its services, heralded as “an important step” to further strengthen the important sector’s efficiency. The contract was signed with
Head of the Blood Bank Androula Panayiotou has urged Cypriots to donate blood before they head off for their traditional long summer break to maintain quantities at a safe level. She told
Inflation in Cyprus has broken every record in the book, as it increased by 10.9% year on year in July, driven by hikes in electricity and fuel, said the Statistical Services. The
Police have urged the public to be vigilant of their online transactions after a 49-year-old man reported he was scammed out of over €40,000 after receiving advice on social media from someone he
A labour crisis in the banking sector seems to be averted as Hellenic Bank has taken a step back from its plans to reduce staff with redundancies without compensations. Hellenic CEO Oliver
