British house prices rose 0.7 percent in March, largely reversing the previous month's fall, the Nationwide Building Society said on Tuesday, in a sign the housing market recovery is not completely dead
— Government pricing policy “a disaster” — Exports of the pharmaceuticals giant Remedica are expected to rise by 12% from last year to EUR 45 mln in 2010, as new drugs become
The Cyprus Institute is opening an office in Paris with funding from the A. G. Leventis Foundation. The office on Avenue Foch will be directed by Dr. Bruno Rostand, Associate Vice-President for
0% composted, 13% recycled, rest is landfilled In the EU27, an average 524 kilos of municipal waste was generated per person in 2008 and Cyprus had the second worst rate at a
The island’s first four solar parks will be powered by Enfoton Solar photovoltaic panels. The deal, worth EUR 1.5 mln, is for the installation of 2,600 panels that generate 1,000,000 kWh and
A leading banker believes that the Cyprus banking system, and subsequently the economy, is losing out big time because of the delays to pass a long overdue law on covered bonds. Marfin
Despite his wealth diminishing by some 300 mln dollars, John Fredriksen rose up the Forbes list of billionaires from 113th in 2008 to 88th position this year, with a personal fortune of
Financing from Marfin Laiki, future plans for Limassol Two leading developer-contractors, Cyfast of Nicosia and Quality Group of Larnaca, have established a joint venture to build and market a small housing project
Two of the leading agricultural products suppliers in Cyprus, MS Jacovides and the Lanitis Group, have merged their farming and veterinarian supply arms into a new company called Agrolan. The merged company
Patrikios Pavlou & Co. advocates and legal consultants recently received four awards for their professional services in the domestic and international legal market. The four categories are: Best M&A Team 2010: Cyprus
