Cyprus will go to the polls again in a week’s time after Sunday’s elections did not declare an outright winner, with the candidates of the two main and ideologically opposite parties vying
Exit polls released soon after voting ended on Sunday showed main opposition leader Nicos Anastassiades winning the presidential elections with a narrow margin, suggesting that the new government would embrace austerity measures
**Why the two are connected** Opinion By Fiona Mullen, Director Sapienta Economics Ltd In the past few weeks I have been at first puzzled, then disturbed, then shocked at how the German
Three major leisure projects are expected to kick off this year, injecting more than 3 bln euros into the economy and investing in the future, something that the government and the overpaid
* “Small, lean” airline to follow; €37 mln from MTN sale and “other” funds to become seed money * Nicos Shacolas, head of the biggest retail group in Cyprus, put a smile
* Better than government led us believe? * Cyprus banks will not need as much for their recapitalisation as the outgoing government had led us to believe, but would still require anything
* Receivers aim for “best possible deal”; Banks, staff, suppliers a priority The receivers appointed by Laiki Bank to try and sell as much of Orphanides Public Co. as possible have until
Fraser Mackinlay Group has launched an innovative new product, FM Group Privilege created to offer clients a unique ‘suite of additional services’. ‘Privilege’ customers will benefit from a comprehensive package of additional
Minister of Finance Vasos Shiarly has said that Eurogroup’s terms for a private firm to carry out a money laundering audit of Cyprus’ banking system, contravenes Cyprus’ laws. In statements Thursday evening,
South African 'Blade Runner' Oscar Pistorius, a double amputee who became one of the biggest names in world athletics, broke down in tears on Friday after being formally charged in a Pretoria
