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. Calling off America’s bombs By Jeffrey D. Sachs As the US Congress considers whether to authorize American military intervention in Syria, its members should bear in mind a basic truth: While

. Paying the Rent The Risk Watch Column: By Dr Alan Waring No tenant likes paying the rent but most meet contractual obligations to the landlord and pay up on time. Some,

. The sabre-rattling by rival forces seeking regional hegemony in the Middle East could hurt our already fragile tourism industry, despite assurances from the likes of Britain, the U.S. and Russia, haggling

. By Andrey Smirnov Managing Director, Interros International Investments I'm glad to announce that our company is once again going to sponsor the coming Cyprus-Russia Gala party on September 14, 2103. We've

, Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Research Ever since the Asian crisis of 1997, emerging market countries have built up foreign currency reserves as ammunition against speculative currency attacks. Now we can

. Women can also help combat the financial crisis By Shadi S. Sarieddine (CPA, MSc, BSc) MBA Candidate-University of Cyprus During this period of discussions for the appointment of the new Board

. Ever since the Arab Spring, where mass public revolts have been replacing dictators with extremists in northern Africa and the Middle East, the European Union has remained a silent bystander, occasionally

. Corporate Governance: An absence of principles is no laughing matter By Petros Florides Comedian Groucho Marx famously joked “Those are my principles, and if you don't like them… well, I have

Marcuard’s Market update by GaveKal Research Asia’s Naked Swimmers Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Research Yesterday’s news from emerging Asia was bad: the rupee rout continued with a 2.4% fall to a

Taking stock of the resolution of the Cyprus banking crisis By Theodore Panayotou Cyprus International Institute of Management (CIIM) The saga of how the two main Cypriot banks got into trouble and