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Noel Josephides, former chairman of the Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO) and managing director of Cyprus-specialist Sunvil Holidays, has been appointed as non-executive chairman of Viking Airlines, the Swedish carrier that

The International Labour Organisation has picked the Cyprus Employers and Industrialists’ Federation (OEV) to undertake the mentoring of the employers organisation of Armenia. The ILO and the International Organisation of Employers (IOE)

The 26th Assembly of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is taking place in London, at the IMO Headquarters, from 23 November to 4 December where there will be a voting process to

The National Bank of Greece (Cyprus) Ltd. has fully redesigned five of its branches and marked the occasion with a ceremony at the Latsia branch. Present at the inauguration and blessing were

Eurofast Global sponsored the 9th Economic Summit of Serbia 2009 one of the most important business events that gathered over 500 high profile people from the business and political worlds of Serbia

Etihad Airways, sponsors of the Abu Dhabi Formula One, placed a Ferrari F1 racing car in the main hall of the new Larnaca airport, as part of the airline’s campaiogn to promote

Interior Minister Neoclis Sylikiotis could well clinch the title of “Man of the Year in 2010” if his set of five amending bills on title deeds get through parliament, thus helping the

Cyprus has no choice but to look for energy alternatives and renewable energy resources, but at competitive rates so that there is no repeat of the bad experience of the Electricity Authority

 European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso unveiled the EU executive's new line-up on Friday, handing Finn Olli Rehn a key role overseeing monetary affairs as part of efforts to revive the European

Options Cassoulides Plc (OPT) recorded a loss attributable to the Company’s shareholders amounting to EUR527.700 compared to a profit of EUR295.000 in the corresponding 2008 period. Total revenue fell by 54% to