KEAN bottled off to property investors

After 74 years as a leading juices and soft drinks manufacturer, Cypriot firm KEAN has sold its business to Limassol-based real estate investors Prime Property Cyprus for an undisclosed fee. Ever present

Rising interest rates deterring home buyers

Hiking interest rates are prompting Cypriot households to have second thoughts over borrowing money to buy their dream home as demand for mortgages declines rapidly, according to the Central Bank of Cyprus.

Israeli investors eye ‘high tech valley’

Israeli investors are advancing plans to create a ‘tech valley’ on the island to host technology companies amid rising insecurity and concerns over a planned judicial overhaul. Speculation has proliferated about plans

Law to stop charges on credit card purchases

Parliament wants to end retailers charging customers a surcharge for paying with plastic money by taking advantage of loopholes in the existing legislation. Under a 2021 law, all businesses offering services are

Cyprus Airways offers rewards

East2 is bringing its latest cutting-edge technology to life by collaborating with Cyprus Airways to reward customers for their loyalty. Delivering a world-class traveller ecosystem, East2 will empower Cyprus Airways through customer

Family businesses see highest growth in 15 years

Family businesses with a company purpose connected to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are performing better than their peers across multiple financial and social metrics, according to PwC’s Global Family

Sir Stelios awards 10 bicommunal businesses

Philanthropist Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou awarded 10 bicommunal teams, consisting of Greek and Turkish Cypriots, who stood out in business cooperation. Each team member wins a cash prize of €10,000. At the online award

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