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Cypriot start-up EMBIO wins innovation award

Cypriot start-up EMBIO Diagnostics is among five winners of the first online Start-up Innovation Challenge by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to encourage creative and innovative responses to COVID-19. Some 226 companies from 30 countries

26th February 202125th February 2021

Business/Companies

Obituary: David Barker, EY Cyprus Managing Partner dies

EY Cyprus announced that David Barker, its Country Managing Partner since last July, has died recently. In addition to his duties in Cyprus, Barker was Corporate Finance Leader for Transaction Advisory Services

16th February 202116th February 2021

Business/Companies

CTC recovers from asset sales, Marios Shacolas steps down

The CTC Group of CSE-listed retail and property companies, announced a return to profitability in 2020, after two years of losses, mainly due to the impairment of property values by affiliated and

5th February 20215th February 2021

Companies

COVID19: Freezers arrive in Cyprus for first vaccines

Cyprus took delivery Saturday of a pair of medical freezers that will store the first batch of coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech, with the vaccination expected to commence on December 27, in line

19th December 2020

Companies/Cyprus

Cyprus Airports reducing plastic waste by staff

Cyprus airports operator Hermes Airports in a strategy to reduce its carbon footprint has provided its staff with eco-friendly items for everyday use. As part of its Green commitment, the company said

30th November 202030th November 2020

Business/Companies

CI Ratings maintains ‘stable’ outlook for Hellenic Bank

Capital Intelligence Ratings has affirmed the long-term foreign currency rating (LT FCR) and short-term foreign currency rating (ST FCR) of Hellenic Bank at ‘BB-’ and ‘B’, respectively, as well as a ‘stable’

27th November 202027th November 2020

Companies/Cyprus/Economy

COVID19: Retailers pushed to build online stores in time for Black Friday

Retailers are turning to online sales to make the most of the few opportunities left, unable to lure consumers to brick and mortar shops, especially after the coronavirus has almost cancelled Christmas

26th November 2020

Business/Companies/Cyprus/Life & Style

COVID19: Ryanair posts H1 €197 mln loss, traffic plunges 80%

Low-cost airline Ryanair on Monday posted an H1 loss of €197 mln, compared to a 2019 first-half profit of €1.15 bln due to the impact of coronavirus with 99% of its fleet

2nd November 2020

Business/Companies/Europe

Steamship Mutual’s new office enhances Cyprus role in shipping

The Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association’s new European office in Limassol gives prestige and consolidates Cyprus as a quality cluster of international maritime activities, the island’s junior minister for shipping said. SMUAE is

7th October 2020

Companies/Cyprus/Maritime

COVID19: Hellenic Bank H1 profits at €17.7 mln, impact from virus

Hellenic Bank reported a lower first half net profit of EUR 17.7 mln, impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, down from EUR 58.3 mln in the same period last year. The second biggest

26th September 202026th September 2020

Companies/Cyprus/Economy

Companies

Cypriot start-up EMBIO wins innovation award

Obituary: David Barker, EY Cyprus Managing Partner dies

CTC recovers from asset sales, Marios Shacolas steps down

COVID19: Freezers arrive in Cyprus for first vaccines

Cyprus Airports reducing plastic waste by staff

CI Ratings maintains ‘stable’ outlook for Hellenic Bank

COVID19: Retailers pushed to build online stores in time for Black Friday

COVID19: Ryanair posts H1 €197 mln loss, traffic plunges 80%

Steamship Mutual’s new office enhances Cyprus role in shipping

COVID19: Hellenic Bank H1 profits at €17.7 mln, impact from virus

Eurovision has nothing to do with music

Central Bank supervision leaves a lot to be desired

A third of heart attacks, strokes are preventable

Property sales figures can lie

COVID19: Cases stay above 200, Limassol has majority

Eurovision has nothing to do with music

Central Bank supervision leaves a lot to be desired

Cyprus tax deals to attract investment