The last Soviet leader, Michael Gorbachev, passed away on Tuesday at a Moscow hospital after being treated for a long and serious illness, according to his doctors. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called
Thousands of Cypriots are returning home and back to work from the summer break, many having travelled overseas for their holidays, the first time in two years after pandemic travel restrictions were
Unfortunately, as we leave summer behind and prepare for winter, the global energy crisis worsens. The situation has shifted from one requiring urgent attention to one that could push the EU into
The cost of government intervention to deal with the energy crisis rises daily as gas and electricity prices across Europe lose touch with reality and move into unchartered waters, a senior finance
My father called me on my Ericson T10 and asked, “do you know how to use this computer thing with the numbers?” (a fair description of Excel by someone who refuses, even
In today’s uncertain business environment, organisations must be able to move quickly to seize opportunities ahead of the competition. Cloud services have an important role to play in making the business they
Corruption in Cyprus has filtered through most aspects of our society. First, we need to identify the extent of the problem. Second, we have to look into the causes of corruption. Last
The first half of 2022 has been a half to forget for AIFM. It was the worst half of the year for the S&P 500 index since 1970, and there was nowhere
There is an excellent weekly programme on Greek TV called “We stay in Greece” (Menoume Ellada), aired four times a week, with TV celebrities as guests. The series visits various tourist destinations
Cyprus Central Bank’s recent financial stability report included some interesting data about the loans and properties that passed into the ownership of Credit Acquiring Companies (CΑCs), shedding a little more light on
