The EU Commission sent formal notice to Cyprus for failure to notify national measures transposing directives on improving drinking water and cross-border company activities in its package of infringement decisions. There are
Ryanair condemned the continuing cancellation of flights over France due to repeated French ATC strikes. It says French Minimum Service Legislation is used to protect French domestic flights, but EU overflights from
By Craig Erlam It’s been a relatively calm start to the week, with investors seemingly relieved that the weekend brought no fresh turmoil in the banking sector. That was clearly the fear
Formula 1 has been one of the most expensive sports in the world and this year’s F1 World Championship is no different, with more prize money split between the constructors and drivers
No systemic threat, but interest rate hike is a risk The Cyprus banking system will not be feeling any aftershocks of the collapse of major US banks, and most recently the troubled
We go on holiday for different reasons at different times of the year to recharge our batteries and escape the daily routine. Some want to get away as far as possible where
By Moody’s Analytics The Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week was as highly anticipated as any in recent memory. And that’s saying something given the turbulence of the past three years.
Investors will look beyond Thursday’s UK interest rate hike of 25 basis points and begin to top-up their portfolios with sectors that are able to maintain margin, according to the CEO of
The US Federal Reserve’s ‘big decision’ on interest rates was not really a decision at all, said the CEO of a leading independent financial advisory, after the US central bank announced a
Methamphetamine and cocaine use are on the rise in Cyprus, compared to previous years, says a European wastewater analysis report on drug use that included over 100 cities. According to the survey,
