The European Central Bank (ECB) has voted to keep eurozone interest rates on hold at 3.25% for November, a decision that was widely expected but is widely expected to raise rates by
Cyprus will play host to the Second International Conference on “Terrorism and Electronic Media”, organised by the International Academy of Television and Radio, a Russia-based non-governmental professional organisation. It will take place
Panasonic has announced the Middle East launch of its first digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera with interchangeable lens, the DMC-L1 that comes equipped with a Leica D Vario-Elmarit lens, the first designed
Full year target may reach CYP 180 mln  Bank of Cyprus Pcl, due to report its nine-month results on Friday, may deliver a stronger than expected set of results, and may
Shareholders support Vgenopoulos  A new era begins today for Laiki Bank following the overwhelming and unanimous vote of approval by shareholders on Tuesday that paved the way for the island’s largest
Reconstruction cost at EUR 4 bln  Despite the Finnish presidency’s efforts for a last-minute secret or other meeting to achieve a breakthrough in the long-stalled Cyprus talks, Turkey is not likely
There are a total of 130,000 foreign workers in Cyprus, of whom 40,000 are Europeans and 70,000 are from third countries. This number is expected to rise with the accession to the
Kikis Lazarides fails to show up in court  Pambos Ioannides, a senior partner in President Papadopoulos’ law firm, denied Monday any knowledge of the activities of a number of companies that
The upcoming municipal elections, where issues of local administration should have been the main topic for debate, have seen nothing but pretty faces parading along the billboards hoping that the image of
Following a writ issued by the Minister of Tourism Development of Greece, Ms Fani Petrallia, the District department of Tourism of the Ionian Islands proceeded with a provisional revocation of the operations
