For the 12th year, 20 Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot entrepreneurs will receive a total of €200,000 for doing business together. The awards will be made in April 2022. Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou,
Business confidence has reached near pre-Covid levels, boosted by services, construction and the manufacturing sectors, according to a leading economic sentiment benchmark, with the monthly survey suggesting uncertainty exists. The December Economic
Authorities urge consumers to be aware of potential discount scams during the winter sales season. Consumer protection services and watchdog organisations have warned that “loopholes” in legislation leaves room for price manipulation.
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at Exinity Group Equity markets had another fabulous year in 2021 with investors gaining double digit growth on their invested capital helped by continued fiscal stimulus,
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Monday, as new cases rose to the second highest total of 5,024, just below the staggering 5,048 infections on New Year’s Eve, while hospitalisations remained above
A record nine kids, mostly under five, are receiving treatment for COVID at the Makarios Children’s Hospital, the highest number of hospitalisations since the pandemic broke out. The Head of the hospital’s
If schools reopen on January 10, there will be an enormous spread of COVID-19, said government advisor on the pandemic Petros Karayiannis. The COVID scientific committee member told the Cyprus News Agency
A Las-Vegas based asset manager with decades of experience and a Japanese-based gaming behemoth are considering a multibillion-dollar casino in New York’s renowned Manhattan skyline that would include room for cryptocurrency trading as well
More than 2,300 irregular migrants were deported from Cyprus to their countries of origin in 2021, double the amount over the last two years. Police spokesperson Christos Andreou told the Cyprus News
Omicron has shattered Hoteliers hopes to see their establishments fill up over the holiday season, as Cypriots were pushed to cancel their bookings as COVID-19 cases skyrocketed. Hoteliers say that hotels that
