Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said he expects the much-delayed package of bills regulating foreclosures and insolvencies will be debated and hopefully passed by parliament next Thursday, April 2. The House of Representatives
Standard and Poor’s (S&Ps) has revised the Cypriot economy’s outlook to ‘positive’ from ‘stable’, maintaining the economy’s “B+/B” rating based on a faster than expected reduction of the general government debt, supported
Three people were remanded in custody for eight days by the Limassol District Court on Saturday after the police anti-drugs unit YKAN seized about 100 kilos of cocaine on Friday, the biggest
A record 10,000 runners will be taking part in the 9th annual Limassol Marathon on Sunday, with at least 1,500 participants coming from overseas. According to the organisers, the oldest runner is
Sales of petroleum products fell by 3.9% in February from the previous month, according to the statistical service Cyprus, with the drop in almost all categories due to a rise in retail
The rate of unemployment for the whole of last year averaged at 16.1%, marginally up from 15.9% for 2013, while in the fourth quarter it was 16%, unchanged from Q3, and up
The first official presentation of the Cyprus-South Africa Business Association was held recently, at an event attended by members of the association and other personalities from the economic and business world. The
Aristo Developers’ 2015 international exhibition season commenced with great success at the Novosibirsk Real Estate Expo in Russia, which took place on February the 3rd, welcoming 25 companies from 7 countries. Aristo
LaikoCosmos Trading are pleased to announce that they have signed an agreement with Sodexo Cyprus Ltd to act as their logistics partner to supply the entire UK ambient and frozen grocery range
A Germanwings Airbus A320 with 150 people on board crashed in the French Alps near Digne on Tuesday morning, aviation officials said, with no survivors likely. The aircraft, belonging to the Lufthansa
