The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission announced a new investor protection campaign to help tackle the growing international scourge of investment harm. CySEC particularly warned of the rising adoption of ‘finfluencers’ and
Monday was a historic day for Cyprus’ traditional cheese as the island’s agriculture minister, Costas Kadis, confirmed that stakeholders reached a win-win agreement over how halloumi is made. Speaking on CyBC radio
The Agriculture Ministry is confident that by the end of the month, major dairy producers will be on board with the government’s decision only to allow Halloumi products conforming with the cheese’s
Hybrid working is a concept on the agenda of every industry trend today, as the digitalisation of business is accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. During the three-year pandemic, almost every workplace needed
Wedding and christening organisers are squeezed following the COVID lockdowns, which had bitten a large chunk out of their turnovers and are now hit by inflation pushing costs skyward. According to the
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides expressed the government’s disappointment at parliament’s decision to freeze property foreclosures until the end of October, despite repeated warnings. On Thursday, MPs amended laws governing the transfer and
Cyprus will prosecute four people accused of selling Cypriot passports for cash, exposed by an Al Jazeera sting that ended the island’s lucrative citizenship for investment scheme. On Thursday, Attorney General, George
The list of victims of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency crash continues to grow daily. According to StockApps.com, the latest victim is Elon Musk’s Tesla, which is expected to report a $440 million
The total value of assets under management (AUM) by Collective Funds declined by 3.9% in the first quarter of 2022 over the previous quarter, while Undertakings of Collective Investments (UCIs) supervised by
The European Union’s monetary authority has raised the alarm over the performance of Cypriot banks, as the island’s banking system lags behind all other eurozone states. The Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), in
