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. European leaders, faced with rising unemployment and growing unrest at home, are trying to shift the debate from fighting the debt crisis to reviving growth in the bloc that produces a

. BY PAVLOS LOIZOU Leaf Research Most Cypriots are only now acknowledging the degree of the problems we face. How they respond to this realisation is another story altogether. Let us think

. BY PETROS MAVROS Work-based larceny seems to be the order of the day in Britain, and its not just the odd theft of stationery or an office laptop that’s concerning Audemars

. BY GEORGE MALEKOS Cloud computing is one of the hottest topics in the IT industry today and it offers new business opportunities and a technological revolution. According to the Topology Research

. BY DR. ANDRESTINOS N. PAPADOPOULOS, AMBASSADOR A.H. We often hear about “secret diplomacy” as opposed to “open diplomacy”. Both schools of thought have their followers and the dilemma is posed when

. BY PERSELLA IOANNIDES When the Greek debt crisis first erupted in April 2010 the EURUSD declined from 1.35 reaching 1.19 in June 2010. Various investment gurus expressed pessimistic views, even betting

. BY MICHALIS MAKROMINAS The ratio of Book Value of Equity to Market Value of Equity (henceforth B/M ratio) has always presented a puzzle in contemporary finance. Book Value of Equity is

. By Praxoula Antoniadou Kyriacou Minister of Commerce, Industry & Trade of Cyprus Presented to the Business Forum on 23/1/2012 co-organised in Tel Aviv by the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce & Industry,

. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN Rising home sales in the US and signs that the US housing market, which triggered the global recession, ended last year confirm that the world's biggest economy is

. How awkward it must be for the chairman of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation to plead to parliament not to slash his organisation’s budget, at a time when our MPs ought to