Deposits in the Cyprus banking system in October saw “a slight decrease” of about 400 mln euros, according to data released by the Central Bank of Cyprus. The central bank said that
The foreign minister of neighbouring Greece boycotted festivities on Wednesday marking 100 years of Albania's independence after its prime minister hailed a town over the border as "Albanian lands". Reflecting the delicate
Bank of Cyprus posted a nine-month loss after tax of 211 mln euros on Wednesday after including an impairment in the value of Greek bonds held and on higher provisions for non-performing
A Greek firm has refused to refuel an Iranian-owned tanker flying the Tanzanian flag, the company said on Wednesday, in one of the first such cases to show European sanctions are taking
* Orphanides counters communist “mud slinging” * With the presidential election campaigning in full swing, political parties and their parliamentary deputies have finally found the time to deal with loans given to
The number of Cypriot households with internet access increased in 2012, compared to 2011, with the most popular internet activities being information retrieval, e-mailing and access to social networks. The percentage of
Intellectual Property rights plagued by Inadequate Protection; Copyright piracy is a publicly-approved practice in Cyprus At a time when Cyprus wants to evolve from a jurisdiction where only taxes are
A number of crucial dossiers on trade, energy and competition will be discussed at EU Council level end of November and beginning of December, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Neoklis Sylikiotis
The outbound travel market is still buoyant, with the Passengers’ Survey showing that in October 105,059 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad. This was 5.5% higher than the 99,601 recorded
**Motor regs, road transport also down** Retail trade volumes slumped by 5.4% over the year earlier in September according to provisional figures, having dropped by 2.9% in August and 6.7% in July.
