. By Costis Stambolis Greece, unlike Cyprus, lacks the resolve, determination and organisation to embark on a comprehensive programme for the development of its not insignificant hydrocarbon resources. This appears to be
. It’s nice to talk about management theories and hypothetical standards, but when it comes to the practical aspect of good corporate governance we have all failed – politicians, citizens, businesspeople and
. Born-again Cyprus Gourmet, Patrick Skinner, continues his review of Cyprus wine and food A VINOUS VIEW Whilst I was in Cyprus in March I didn’t taste enough wines to produce an
. A good bed… good food… good service… Le Meridien is enjoyed When my Internet search showed up a good package of UK-Cyprus return flights and 14 nights bed-and-breakfast at Le Meridien,
. Patrick Skinner lived in Cyprus for 21 years. Shortly after arriving here he became the first full-time professional food and wine commentator in this country, producing more than 1250 articles about
. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Dragonomics With more than 450 of the S&P 500’s constituents having reported first quarter earnings, investors were sufficiently happy with the outcome of the results season
. By Oren Laurent President, Banc De Binary Spending by Norway’s oil and gas companies is expected to reach $37.3 bln in 2014, according to last week’s statement by Statistics Norway. That’s
. By Androulla Kaminara Turkey aspires to become an energy hub for supply to Europe. This would, on the one hand, increase its energy security and on the other, will ensure that
. By Dr. Jim Leontiades Cyprus International Institute of Management Who is responsible for the financial crisis? Cypriots have understandably been disappointed, not to mention furious, at the apparent failure of the
. The inspectors from the Troika of international lenders could not have come at a better time to get a true picture of what is really going on in Cyprus (or, who
