COVID19: Halloumi export sales slow

After a record year for Cyprus’ flagship export halloumi, demand for the squeaky cheese has slowed with order cancellations and undelivered quantities due to lockdowns across Europe to combat the second wave

Cyprus jobless rises 23% in January to 30,328

Cyprus registered unemployed in January spiked 23% annually, mainly pushed up by jobless rates in trade and construction which were severely hit by restrictions to contain the spread of the pandemic. Compared

PwC in helping business initiative

PwC has a new initiative titled “Talk to our Specialists” in an effort to support individuals, local businesses and international companies operating or looking to expand their activities in Cyprus. This initiative

EU approves €10.2 mln for Cyprus self-employed

The European Commission on Monday approved a €10.2 mln Cypriot government scheme to support the self-employed and businesses affected by the coronavirus outbreak. The scheme was approved under the State aid Temporary

Cyprus drops down corruption table

Cyprus received another blow to its tarnished reputation as it dropped one notch to 42nd in Transparency International’s 2020 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) on Thursday. The news comes as government and senior

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Economic sentiment deteriorates during lockdown

A second lockdown in January saw economic sentiment in Cyprus deteriorate with confidence shaken by the closure of non-essential shops and businesses. The University of Cyprus Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI-CypERC) decreased by

Cyprus improves digital game

Cyprus is fine-tuning its digital game as it enhances cooperation with neighbouring Israel, an established innovation hub and start-up hatching ground, to become an attractive techno-destination. The Deputy Ministry of Innovation has

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