— Maritime Cyprus Conference 2009 gets underway in Limassol — The Cyprus government is about to announce some improvements to its current tax regime for the shipping sector, in an effort to
— Greek authorities revoke licenses of 5 Aspis insurance companies — Aspis Liberty Life Insurance Public Company Ltd (LIB) announced that it is not affected by the decision of the Greek insurance
Both employer organisations in Cyprus have criticised the government’s plans to change the period of VAT submissions by large companies from quarterly to monthly, saying this will seriously hurt their liquidity and
Louis Cruises India, a subsidiary of the 12-ship Louis Cruises fleet, has launched operations in India using Kochi in Kerala as its homeport. The company said in an announcement that the launch
“Art is the second best investment after real estate” A new art auction house has been established in Nicosia with its principals confident that the current economic downturn will not affect art
The Mayor of Engomi and the Nicosia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EVEL) seem to agree that the government hastened in its decision to move some departments to the grounds of the
The European Rim Policy and Investment Council (ERPIC) hosted the first of a three-part international conference last Friday focusing on the security of the Greater Middle East and the role of Cyprus.
The Sewerage Board of Limassol – Amathus (SALA) said that eight companies have bid for the second phase of the Limassol sewerage project that will cover the western part of the town
Students from the English School excelled in the European Youth Parliament (EYP) National Session for the second consecutive year and will represent Cyprus in the International Session which will be held in
The Cyprus branch of the Institute of Directors (IoD) is organising a lecture next month on Risk Management to be delivered by Dr. Alan E. Waring, an authority on the subject and
