A rapidly growing flourmill in Cyprus is coping with a downturn in business due to the coronavirus crisis and is adapting to the ‘new normal’ resulting in the new trend of ‘home
By Sandra Nebritova Cyprus is one of those countries that actively advertises its real estate market and offers additional perks that can come with the purchase – such as residence permit or
Following the debacle over his retirement date, Attorney General Costas Clerides tendered his resignation on Friday in an act of protest over the way he was treated, citing pressure for him to
Cyprus health authorities managed to report zero new coronavirus cases on Friday, after a run of single-digit daily infections. It was the eleventh time since the COVID-19 outbreak in March that zero
Hellenic Bank, the island’s second-biggest lender that absorbed the ‘good bank’ operations of the troubled Cyprus Co-operative Bank, announced a first-quarter after-tax loss of €2.2 mln, with its pre-tax profits at €600,000.
While Cyprus hoteliers are pushing the authorities to set a specific date for the resumption of flights from Britain and Russia, another 40 hotels plan to open over the weekend. Less than
Economic sentiment in Cyprus improved in June, rising by 2.3 points from May to 75.2, following the post-COVID-19 fallout when from the February level of 111.0, the indicator crashed to 98.9 in
By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM US stock markets could see a massive spike in trading volume on Friday, as the Russell indexes reconstitution takes place. The once-a-year process involves adjusting
Doctors in Cyprus will soon be able to treat COVID-19 patients with the antiviral drug, remdesivir, after the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) endorsement put it on track to be the first therapy
Police are investigating the possible gangland-related murder of a man shot on Thursday evening at his father’s home in the Larnaca village of Ormidhia. The victim, named as Panayiotis Kallitsionis, was a
