A new study on how to raise the tourism potential of Nicosia to be published today has identified four key areas in which Nicosia can complement the tourism on offer for the
But a new fuel tax could still wreck euro plans The government has revised down its forecast for the budget deficit in 2005, following better than expected results for the first nine
Bidding for the “takeover of the year” award The announcement by SFS Group Public Co. that it intends to file a takeover bid to acquire a minimum 20% and up to 100%
The U.N. World Summit on the Information Society opened Wednesday in the Tunisian capital Tunis overshadowed by several attacks on foreign journalists. The opening of the second international summit on the management
Police are investigating 33 home Internet users in Singapore for illegally distributing music files online, part of a global crackdown on piracy, officials said Wednesday. The International Federation for the Phonographic Industry
German police are hunting a virus-writer who was bombarding the internet with vast numbers of worm-infected, German-language e-mails, and security firms advised web users to update anti-virus software fast. State police in
Bank of Cyprus shares continued their down move, closing 3.24% lower on Wednesday at CYP 2.39, following Tuesday’s 2.4% decline, bringing their weekly losses to 5.5% as investors rushed to sell their
