EU firms struggle to hire techies

EU companies face obstacles in hiring information and communication technology (ICT) experts, but Cypriot firms were better off in job recruitment. According to data released by Eurostat, Cyprus is one of the

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Businesses fear spectre of corruption

Most Cypriot companies feel corruption on the island is widespread, threatening their business, according to the latest Eurobarometer issued by the European Commission. The vast majority (95%) of businesses believe corruption is

InvestCyprus-ANIMA launch Euromed iHouse hub

The ANIMA network of European business promotion agencies, and InvestCyprus, are hosting the ‘Innovations for the Planet’ forum in Nicosia and launching Euromed iHouse, an innovation hub to support the ecological transition

Cyprus stays among ‘strong innovators’

Cyprus has kept its place among the EU’s strong innovators for a second year running, according to the annual EU innovation scoreboard, marking a significantly faster performance than the EU average. Α statement

Attracting direct investment is ‘essential’

Attracting productive direct investments is of paramount importance, said President Nikos Christodoulides in his address at the 11th Invest Cyprus international awards. President Christodoulides said investors “play a significant role in driving economic

Banking needs a human face

Bank of Cyprus shareholders may have been delighted the former financial powerhouse has returned to a dividend-paying policy after a tumultuous decade of lost deposits, haircuts and share write-downs. But when opening

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BoC rewards points for mortgage payers

Bank of Cyprus has a reward plan to compensate borrowers consistent with their mortgage instalments even though affected by rising interest rates by the European Central Bank. Phileleftheros daily said BoC would

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