The economic sentiment index improved by 0.9 points from the previous month in December due mainly to an improvement in the business climate within the retail trade, the manufacturing and construction sectors,
President Nicos Anastasiades held a meeting with the leaders of the two main coalition partners on Friday, the ruling DISY’s Averof Neophytou and the smaller centre-right DIKO’s Nicolas Papadopoulos, to agree on
The VAT Service announced that vallue added tax will increase to 19% from 18% from January 13, 2014 onwards, while the reduced-taxed rate for certain goods and services will also go up to 9%
Total registrations of motor vehicles decreased by 29.4% to 17.013 in January – November, from 24.104 in January – November 2012, according to figures released on Friday. The Statistical Service published the
The total sales of petroleum products in November decreased by 18.6% compared to the previous month. Figures released by the Statistical Service on Friday showed a decline in the provisions of aviation
In yet another setback for Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayip Erdogan, a senior court has ruled against police prosecutors giving up the information used to charge government officials and their relatives of
Costas Tsielepis & Co Ltd, Chartered Accountants, has donated €5.000 to the Limassol Municipality to be used by the city’s community market to help the less fortunate. The donation was presented by
"food from the heart", the Cyprus-based charitable venture started by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou's Philanthropic foundation, is to open two new outlets in Limassol serving lunchtime snacks to the needy. Following the huge
The star of Bethlehem was most probably a supernova, a very bright stellar explosion that lasted for several weeks, according to an astrophysicist and member of the Cyprus Astronomical Society. Dr Stelios
Cypriots are not put off by the pessimistic mood of the economy and are keeping to their Christmas spending traditions, albeit at a slightly lesser pace than last year, a consumer poll
