The Central Bank of Cyprus announces that during the auction conducted on August 25, 2005 for the acceptance of deposits of 7-day duration, bids amounting to CYP 209.0 mln were submitted. An
July saw a 9.2% year-on-year rise in the number of Cypriots travelling abroad, reaching 113,737 people or about one in seven of the population in the government-controlled areas. The rise was not
Landlines in decline Eight-eight percent of enterprises in Cyprus have access to the Internet, while 94% of them have at least one computer, according to new data from the Statistical Service. This
30 minefields in Nicosia The European Union-funded Mine Action Centre started the second phase of its landmines and ordnances clearance with de-mining operations in the areas of Nicosia’s Ayios Dometios and Kermia
Hundreds of exhausted holidaymakers arrived at Dublin airport early Tuesday after they were stranded in Cyprus for more than 36 hours, according to a report on IrelandOn-Line. They had been due to
Calls for other revisions to taxation Visas “could be the final straw” Business is being diverted from Cyprus owing to cumbersome rules on stamp duty, according the Cyprus International Business Association (CIBA),
Emporiki Bank Group S.A. of Greece announced that it has reached a memorandum of understanding with two Cypriot investors to sell its 75.02% stake in its local subsidiary, Emporiki Bank (Cyprus) Ltd.
No hint on Turkey stance Cyprus President Tassos Papadopoulos repeated his view that substantial changes are needed to the UN plan when he addressed representatives of the two main overseas organizations, POMAK
