Figures on motor vehicle registrations show that the anticipation of car-tax changes had played havoc with car sales in the past few months. Parliament is expected to approve cuts in excise duties
 Cyprus authorities have destroyed some 4,5 tonnes of beef, pork and lamb which they deemed as “unsuitable for consumption” after seizing the meat from the stores of Chris Cash and Carry/Carrefour
You can now change the colour of your headset whenever you want it to match your outfit or your mood thanks to the exchangeable coloured inlays of the Trust MultiColour Headset HS-2250.
Motorola and T-Mobile announced the availability in the US of the MOTORAZR V3 – Miami Ink Collection, two hot new handsets featuring tattoo-inspired designs by Ami James, leading tattoo artist on TLC’s
The Oracle Education Foundation (OEF) announced the opening of the ThinkQuest International 2007 competition, inviting students and teachers from around the world to take part in this unique collaborative learning experience. The
Banks to lose CYP 30-35 mln  The campaign to adopt the euro on January 1, 2008 is headed for trouble following serious concerns among Cypriots that it will lead to rampant
Intercollege forecast for 3Q and 4Q Â The Cyprus economy is expected to grow at an annual rate of 3.06%, according to a statistical model developed by the Intercollege School of Business
Oil ministers are at odds over whether to cut production by 1 mln barrels a day to stabilise falling oil prices — as announced two weeks ago – from quotas or from
The Common Trading Platform (CTP) of the Cyprus Stock Exchange with the Athens Stock Exchange could face a troubled start on October 30 as members of the Cyprus Financial Services Association have
All investors who have signed contracts with the likes of Bank of Cyprus to have their dividends reinvested into shares at a prearranged discount (10% in the case of BOC) will not
