. As controversial as she was, Margaret Thatcher’s greatest legacy is undoubtedly her determination to excel and her extreme sense of patriotism. She transformed a labour-intensive economy that was destined for doom
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Certified Investment Advisor and CEO of Eurivex Ltd. As the government finalized the EU bailout terms and the IMF said it had reached an initial agreement with Cyprus
. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Research Tolstoy said that “spring is the time of plans and projects.” Obviously, Tolstoy did not manage money, as for the fourth year in a row,
. By Petros Lapithis At demanding times such as these, when we are called upon as a nation to withstand the turbulence of the financial crisis and the challenges of the energy
. * So finely balanced that geopolitical considerations will decide * By Fiona Mullen Director, Sapienta Economics Ltd Debate has been raging lately within Cyprus about whether or not the country should
. And so, after only 33 days in the job, Michalis Sarris has resigned as Finance Minister, an action unheard of for Cypriot politicians who cling on to their seats as if
. By Lars Seier Christensen Co-founder and CEO, Saxo Bank A/S The real problem is not Cyprus, it is the Euro. After a few disturbing weeks, I would like to wrap up
. By George Mouskides General Manager, Fox Smart Estate Agency, Licensed Estate Agent, US CPA With the new government already in office for a month, the new ministers have begun work and
. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Research Developed markets are on a roll, with the US and Japan up around 10% and 8% respectively YTD in US dollar terms. Overall the World
. * Russia and Israel may scale back their involvement in the aftermath of the crisis. By James Ker-Lindsay Rarely has a country had a more bruising week than Cyprus. As one
