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. The business community is frustrated from the mixed signals the Christofias administration is sending out – it claims it can’t employ any more people in government because of a moratorium on

CIIM Professors speak out By Ivetta Gerasimchuk and Theodore Panayotou The climate talks in Copenhagen have exacerbated the controversy between climate skeptics and environmentalists. The arguments used by both “denialists” and supporters

. In talking to a number of wine importers, hoteliers and others in the trade in the past week or two there seems to be a general air of guarded optimism that

. BY COSTIS STAMBOLIS Last week saw Greece’s bond markets near collapse in what turned out to be an unprecedented chain of events by eurozone standards. Greek government two year bond yields

. BY GEORGE MOUSKIDES The question is something that is puzzling many interested buyers, especially those looking for apartments or houses. Over the last 4 to 5 months we have stated repeatedly

. We’re not suggesting that mayors and municipal councilors should take up the game. God forbid! However, with all the noise about Cyprus attracting quality tourism becoming such a bore to the

. (1) Cyprus Style Once a year, a few weeks before Christmas a young man from KEO bounds up the steps to my house dangling a stylish paper carrier. “Mr Patrick”, he

Double Tax Treaty with Brazil: An opportunity for Cyprus? BY MARINA THEODOTOU Jim O’Neill a global economist at Goldman Sachs first coined the acronym back in the beginning of the decade, to

. Despite the wealth of publicly available information on company performance, stakeholders still struggle to see the bigger picture of how well businesses are performing, a new report for Ernst & Young

. Insurance analysts across the world believe that a lack of quality and consistency in current insurance reporting is increasingly leading to the under-valuation of a number of the world’s leading insurance