. The economic crisis and having to deal with the reality of the aftershocks were supposed to have helped change the selfish attitudes of all Cypriots, making us more human and a
. * Outspoken commentator and academic Theo Panayotou takes a critical look at what has been done, and what not, in the past five months of policy decisions and action in Cyprus.
. By Stelios Stylianakis Country General Manager TNT Express (Cyprus) Ltd. Optimising transportation costs requires the consideration of a number of factors. There is clearly a general trade-off between speed of transport
. By Petros Florides Albert Einstein defined insanity as doing the same things over and over but expecting different results. When it comes to corporate governance, Cypriots have a choice to make.
. By Jim Leontiades The Cyprus International Institute of Management There have been 29 meetings of the Eurogroup to date as the Eurozone leaders try to keep one step ahead of the
. By Fiona Mullen, Director, Sapienta Economics Ltd. The head of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Djisselbloem, said in Germany’s Die Sueddeutsche Zeitung on July 10 that the reason Cyprus had not been given
. By Rakis Christoforou – BBA, CPA/ABV/CFF, CGMA, ACFE Business valuations are needed determine true real value of a business. If you own a business, it is an important asset and it is
. 135 days into the Anastasiades “pro-business” administration and we are only now starting to hear what would have been music to our ears a long time ago: that the government has
. The Risk Watch Column: By Dr Alan Waring In November 2009, the Financial Mirror published a Risk Watch article of mine entitled “Casinos: A Sure Bet?” in which I laid out
The Risk Watch Column The Risk Watch Column By Dr Alan Waring At a recent meeting of the Institute of Directors (Cyprus), Mr Michael Sarris the former Finance Minister asked the speaker
