Cyprus’ GDP is expected to contract by 4% this year and by 0.5% in 2015, before a return to growth in 2016, a year earlier than expected, according to the spring Ernst&Young
* A confluence of inter-related causes * SPECIAL REPORT: By Fiona Mullen, Director Sapienta Economics Ltd This time a year ago it looked like Cyprus was on the verge of falling
Via Chr. Kapodistrias & Sons Ltd BP Eastern Mediterranean Ltd announces the launch of cooperation with the Chr . Kapodistrias & Sons Limited Company. The agreement between the two companies provides for
Commercial banks should establish the proper procedures to adjust the market value of mortgages on the basis of the negative divergences of the Residential Property Price Index, Central Bank of Cyprus said
The Cabinet decided to launch a privatisation procedure for the Cyprus Ports Authority (CPA). Speaking to the press following a Cabinet’s meeting, Deputy Government Spokesman Victoras Papadopoulos said that the privatisation process
A special reference to the Cyprus problem is included in the draft conclusions of the European Council, to be adopted on Friday by the EU leaders. Meanwhile, President of the Republic of
Over 800 works of art, which constitute the collections of the AG Leventis Foundation, will be on exhibition at the Leventis Art Gallery, in the heart of Nicosia, making the treasures of
A record 7,000 runners took part in this year’s 8th Limassol International Marathon, one of the biggest and the most important sports events in Cyprus, with 5,000 people taking part in the
Officials in Cyprus are undecided whether the virtual currency bitcoin is a hazard or a blessing, with government and central bank officials now changing their tune and saying they expect guidance from
Tourists arrivals to Cyprus in February were up by 6.9%, compared with the same month last year, according to the Statistical Service Cystat. The Passengers Survey found that tourist arrivals reached 45,227 in last
