. The second round of the presidential elections next Sunday (24/2/2013) leaves voters with a simple choice – do we or don’t we get out of the mess we are currently in.
. By Theodore Panayotou Cyprus International Institute of Management In a few days, we will have a new President and a new government. The million-dollar question or rather the 17-billion-euro question is
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Certified Investment Advisor and CEO, Eurivex Ltd. High growth companies or existing companies that wish to expand their operations, are most likely to be in need of funding
. Outgoing Trade and Tourism Minister Neoklis Sylikiotis seems to have got it wrong. When it comes to the tourist industry, calling on hoteliers to hire more Cypriots will not solve the
. By Dr Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. Russia’s G20 presidency this year is of particular importance to Cyprus. To support its presidency’s focus on the core objective of boosting economic growth
. By George Mouskides US Certified Public Accountant / Licensed Estate Agent Manager FOX Smart Estate Agency Many Cypriots have found themselves in a tight spot and are forced to take difficult
. By Theodore Panayotou Cyprus International Institute of Management The twins of innovation and entrepreneurship, expressed in innovative enterprise, are the only tools that could sustainably get us out of the economic
. By Petros Mavros Managing Director, Avantless Ltd., Online Marketing Consultants The opening of new markets in both tourism and land development has always been the spearhead for Cypriot companies. With the
. The noise over the procedure and last-minute political appointments by the outgoing administration could very well turn out to be another scene from a contemporary edition of Shakespeare’s “Comedy of Errors”.
. By Dr. Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. Recent developments in our region have placed emphasis on the energy sector. Rightly so, because several states in the Eastern Mediterranean, including Israel and
