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. By Dr Alan Waring Having highlighted in Part 1 the activities of rogue developers and lawyers in the inglorious Title Deeds/fraud mess in Cyprus, what about others in the cast of

. Has any one of our esteemed politicians and endless abundance of economists calculated the cost draft dodgers have on the economy? Had they bothered, the conclusion would be simple – it

Spending on automation spurs productivity To get an idea of how some U.S. textile mills can compete with developing-world rivals who pay far lower wages, roll a bowling ball down one of

. The supply-demand imbalance remains a key driver of the continued negative outlook for the property industry in the Arabian Gulf, Moody's Investors Service said in a new Industry Outlook. "The supply-demand

. Hadjiantonas 2009 “Roze” launched Theodoros Hadjiantonas wears two hats. You may well see a Cyprus Airways Airbus A319 or A320 overhead of which he in command as it flies off to

. BY DR. JIM LEONTIADES CIIM, The Cyprus Business School The Eurozone was greeted with many doubts at its inception. These were based mainly on economic arguments, for and against its benefits.

. Freedom of speech is taken for granted in Cyprus, with parts of the media often tolerating abusive remarks by politicians and government officials, while some editors and journalists commonly cross the

. BY DR. OZAY MEHMET The CTP/AKEL elite management of the “made in Cyprus” saga died a sudden death in Sunday’s elections in northern Cyprus that gave the nationalist veteran politician, Dr.

. BY COSTIS STAMBOLIS Although the word “bailout” is not actually used by either EU or Greek government officials when commenting on the ongoing negotiations, there is little doubt among banking circles

. BY DR ALAN WARING Many large organisations are terribly naïve when it comes to recognising their significant risk exposures. Two independent cases exemplify just how unrealistic some companies can be about