Organisers of this year’s “Pafos Aphrodite Festival” have seen a last-minute rush for ticket sales for the opera next month for the famous romantic melodrama “La Cenerentola” (Cinderella) by Gioachino Rossini, due
Bank of Cyprus, the island’s biggest lender that was twice bailed out by shareholders and depositors, has reported two quarters of profits, improved its funding structure, boosted capital and lowered its reliance
A rise in confidence in the services sector and among consumers helped boost the monthly Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) by 6.6 points in August to 106.9, the highest level since the index
The Cabinet is expected to discuss the framework this week for a new state-owned company that will take over the operations of the semi-government telecoms utility Cyta. Deputy government spokesman Victor Papadopoulos
* Forex giant says it is victim of ‘abusive trading’ * IronFX, billing itself as the “award-winning global leader in online trading”, seems to have fallen victim of its own grandeur with
The European Commission has approved EUR 74.9 mln to Cyprus out of a total of EUR 2.4 bln distributed in 23 multi-annual national programmes for the 2014 – 2020 period under the
Cyprus’ trade deficit was EUR 1,175.9 mln in the first five months of the year compared to EUR 1,336.6 mln in the same period lat year, according to the May report of
Applications for expression of interest (EoI) for the 600-berth Ayia Napa marina project closes on August 31. With potential investors already lined up, the project is regarded as one of the most
Trade unions at state-owned telecoms provider Cyta met on Tuesday to review the government’s proposal over the status and the rights of the employees after the privatisation of the semi-government organisation. The
* PDMO sells €30m in August series, €212m raised so far * The Ministry of Finance said that the eighth series of its retail bonds were three times oversubscribed, with the August
