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President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias on Monday appointed Costas Clerides judge of the Supreme Court, in the place of Rallis Gabrielides who passed away. Speaking during the swearing in

Hellenic Bank expects to make a loss in the first quarter due to a reduction in operating profits and higher provisioning. Hellenic, which is Cyprus's third-largest bank, said it also had a

Oil prices fell more than 4 percent towards $49 a barrel on Monday, pressured by fears of a global flu pandemic that could prove another setback for the the fragile world economy.

The investing public is informed that the interest for the quarter 20/02/2009 -19/05/2009 on the floating rate Capital Securities Series B issued by Bank of Cyprus Public Company Ltd will be paid

The Board of Directors of Hellenic Bank Public Company (HB) decided to announce its intention to submit a public offer to the shareholders of Athena Cyprus Public Company (ATH) for the acquisition

Cyprus’s political parties commemorated the 94th Anniversary of the Armenian genocide by the Turks by issuing statements of support for the Armenian people. Cyprus is among the first nations to have recognised

The Central Bank of Cyprus announced the issue, on behalf of the Government, of new 1.50% Government Treasury Bills with a 35-week duration. The issue will be EUR1 bln and the Bills

German business joined the U.S. government on Friday in offering the slimmest of hopes that the global economic crisis might ease, but Britain and Spain showed that millions of people still face

Government Spokesman Stephanos Stephanou has stressed that no decision has been taken and nothing has been announced with regard to Turkey’s unhindered EU course, in view of the assessment Brussels with make

Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis said on Friday that Cyprus is expected to have the highest and only positive growth rate in Europe in the year 2009. Commenting the latest projections of