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60 years on, KEAN exports rise “World of orange” exhibition marks anniversary The leading fruit drinks maker, KEAN, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, taking on new challenges in the local and

KEVE announces export awards The Export Awards Committee of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KEVE) announced the following award winners in four categories: INDUSTRY Peletico Penta Ltd. – for small

New for Cyprus: Limassol’s Tiffany Mall to open in May Limassol’s Tiffany Mall, the largest shopping complex in Cyprus will open to the public on May 30. It covers 104,000 square metre

Iranians in 15 property deals in Cyprus, JVs underway Residency from 300,000 euros? The influx of 834 Iranians to Cyprus during the Nowrooz Iranian New Year celebrations in mid-March helped boost last

Marfin Popular Bank announced the successful conclusion of its capital raising effort, which through the issue of capital securities resulted in the Bank raising EUR 200 mln. On 17 March 2008 the

The worst of Britain's recession may be over and there are early signs the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme may be working, according to Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member-designate

Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has included the Larnaca International Airport in its flying programme. According to a press release by Etihad Airways, the three flight-a-week

Cyprus will receive EUR2.4 mln from the European Union 2008 budget surplus amounting to EUR1.79 bln euro that will be returned to member states. According to a European Commission, in 2008, member

Oil retreated from session highs to just above $50 a barrel on Wednesday, after OPEC's latest monthly oil market report predicted a faster-than-expected drop in world oil demand. By 1347 GMT, U.S.

Poland's decision to become the second country after Mexico to seek a standby credit line at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an insurance policy that should stabilise the zloty on the