Black Friday losing its magic

Black Friday seems to be losing its sparkle in Cyprus, with consumer wallets feeling the pinch from the cost of living and global uncertainties from the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, according

Cyprus helped 67 Russian oligarchs hide riches

The latest investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) shed light on Russia’s “long-standing hegemony” over Cyprus’ deeply intertwined political and financial worlds. The Cyprus Confidential investigation discloses how 67

Bank of Cyprus posts €349 mln 9M profit

The country’s largest banking and financial services group, Bank of Cyprus, posted after-tax profits of €349 mln for the first nine months, substantially improving from the €19 mln loss last year. Notably,

Important trends in Telecom evolution

Important information on strategies the Telecommunications industry must follow to maintain growth in an increasingly complex and competitive environment emerged from the PwC report, “Global Telecom and Entertainment & Media Outlook 2023-2027“,

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Business ‘death rate’ is 6.3%

The rate of “enterprise births” in Cyprus in 2021 stood at 10.2%, while the rate of “enterprise deaths” was 6.3%, according to data by Eurostat. It is the first time the statistical

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Banking sector in best position for decade

Cyprus’ banking sector is in the best position it has been over the last decade, experts said at the 19th Annual Economist Summit. The experts highlighted, however, the importance of implementing the

Astrobank’s CDB takeover collapses

AstroBank announced that negotiations to take over the Cyprus Development Bank (CDB) have fallen through. The island’s fourth-largest lender had set out earlier in September to acquire CDB in a bid to

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