Outbound travel showed signs of recovery in January as the number of residents of Cyprus returning from a trip abroad rose by 6.5% over the corresponding month of 2009 to reach 78.328,
Equity investors kicked off the new month in a buying mood on Monday, lifted by speculation an EU deal over Greek debt was pending and piling into mining stocks as copper prices
Euro zone unemployment remained at 9.9 percent in January and the previous month's jobless numbers were lower than previously thought, data showed, defying expectations of further labour market deterioration. The European Union's
Industrial production fell by 8.0% over the same period of the previous year in January – December 2009, according to the Statistical Service, having risen by 3.1% in 2008. Within the overall
The Statistical Service has announced provisional turnover indices for various branches of transport by activity for January – December 2009. The main developments by activity for the period of January – December
Turnover in the general services sector dropped by 3.4% in October – December 2009 compared with the same period of 2008 and by 4% for the whole of 2009 according to the
Cardet, a non-profit research and development organisation and a regional leader in the drive for next generation education, innovation and social reform, has become the first Cyprus non-governmental development organization (NGDO) to
Erroca, the number one sunglass brand in Israel with 53 stores and selling around 400,000 sunglasses a year, is coming to Cyprus and is looking for franchise partners to develop a network
Rotary clubs from all over Cyprus have joined forces to send special aid to the Haiti earthquake victims in the form of 35 purpose-made ShelterBox specialty kits for emergency shelter, that contain
Central Cooperative Bank members approved the bank's accounts, with Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Antonis Paschalides calling on the cooperative movement to take the initiative in efforts to reduce lending and deposit
