Once or twice a year, we experience heavy rain because of storms, which cause damage to the infrastructure and buildings. Readers often call our office asking for our opinion about the party
Black Friday, the annual retail bonanza, has become synonymous with unrivalled sales and frantic shopping. However, as this much-anticipated day approaches, it’s time for businesses to question whether participating in this tradition
Only Cyprus could attract a storm cloud of dirty money allegations that dumps toxic financial bombs on its reputation as an investment destination. Although the torrent of leaked documents unleashed by the
Ever since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, unleashing the wrath of the Israeli defence forces in Gaza, the world watched in horror as the details of the attack and the kidnaps
Oil prices fell in October due to mixed data amid weakening demand in China and the US, even after OPEC and the IEA forecast demand growth this year and next. The latest
China is expected to account for almost half of the total growth in global gas demand between 2022 and 2026. A new UN report, ‘The Production Gap – Phasing down or phasing up’, said that
I wrote about an insurance scam published approximately a year ago. At the time, it created a bit of confusion with some insurance companies) explaining their side of the procedure and others
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“,
Strange developments on the EuroAsia electricity cable project after the Energy Minister declared that despite its criticism, the Cyprus government will participate after all. This was done by redirecting the €100 mln
MPs have launched an anti-bullying campaign to legally clamp down on thugs in the workplace, school playgrounds and the army. A bill before parliament seeks to criminalise bullying and abusive behaviour in
