YoungShip Cyprus, the local chapter of the YoungShip International network of young professionals in the maritime industry, held its sixth annual seminar last week titled “Ports Privatisation – New Opportunities” with the
The European Institute of Management and Finance (EIMF), in collaboration with MAP S.Platis and Exness, is organising the Risk Management in the Financial Services Sector Conference next week, in light of recent
Turkey must do more to fight corruption and enforce respect for media freedom, free expression and judicial independence, Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs said on Monday. In a resolution on the progress of
The trade deficit narrowed in January-February by just over a quarter from a year earlier to €368.6 mln from €510.6 mln, with imports marginally up but exports leaping about 60%, probably due
Concluding their week-long visit to Cyprus on Friday, having met Central Bank Governor Chrystalla Georghadji and Finance Ministry technocrats, the heads of the Troika of lenders’ mission to Cyprus are finalising their
Unemployment dropped by 9% year-on-year in April as the number of registered as out of work decreased by 4,207 from April 2014, the statistical service Cystat said. The figures showed that the
Lending rates retreated in March, following the Central Bank of Cyprus decision to lower the base rate by one percentage point in an effort to encourage commercial banks to follow suit and
The deficit in the General Government accounts narrowed by €4.2 mln to €18.2 mln in the the first quarter of 2015 compared to a deficit of €22.4 mln in the same quarter
Bank of Cyprus is expected to return to profitability in the first quarter, compared to the loss-making fourth quarter of 2014 (loss after tax of €337 mln), it announced on Friday, adding
After several weeks of postponements, parliament voted on Thursday a controversial bill that shuts large department stores on Sunday and designates some areas exempt from the bill as “tourist areas”, prompting supermarket
