Airlines over-charging 40% on Greek fares Hundreds of thousands of persons travelling each year are falling prey to a major rip-off orchestrated by the airlines, who are charging about CYP 12.5 per
Revamp of non-EU work permits? The Ministry of Commerce is close to submitting plans for a foreign investment centre to the Council of Ministers and is considering a revamp of work permits
Cyprus Airways (CAIR) online ticket sales are seen climbing by 40% to CYP 7 mln in 2005 compared to CYP 5 mln in online sales in 2004 as more and more people
Louis Cruise Lines announced that its cruise ship, the Ausonia which was involved in a minor accident at the harbour sailed from the port of Patmos, continuing its journey. The go-ahead was
The labour dispute between Arab Bank and the Bank Employees Union, ETYK over the redundancy of at least 68 employees will be tabled before the labour arbitration committee of the Ministry of
Why no data for Cyprus? Signs that consumer spending in the eurozone may be recovering came on Tuesday, with Eurostat data showing that retail sales volume bounced by 2.0% compared with the
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos dismissed trade union claims that the government’s decision to invest the bulk of the Social Insurance funds in state bonds is giving a low return, thus threatening the
