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Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant concept but a powerful reality shaping every sector of the global economy, including shipping, according to Christina Orphanidou, director of AI and data at Deloitte Cyprus.
The world’s leading startup pitch competition, Startup World Cup, is returning to Cyprus for the second year in a row, organisers confirmed in an announcement issued on Thursday.
A total of 4.25 million tourists are expected to arrive in Cyprus by the end of 2025, Cyprus Travel and Tourism Agents Association (Actta) President Harris Papacharalambous said on Friday night at the opening of the Travel Expo Cyprus 2025 show.
Cyprus is growing as a top choice for foreign direct investment (FDI) in Europe, said Invest Cyprus CEO Marios Tannousis. Tannousis addressed an i ...
Dolphin subsidiaries Aristo Developers and Venus Rock Estates agree on €290m golf resort deal.
A team of troika technocrats have arrived in Cyprus to monitor developments in the island’s financial sector.
The education ministry has announced it would be granting €4 million in student grants for those studying at state-run and private universities for the current academic year.
The new law aimed at enabling cooperative banks to raise capital paves the way for better running, more modern entities, the co-op banks’ supervisor said yesterday.
The government expects borrowing rates to fall in line with a reduction in deposit interest rates, the spokesman said yesterday.
The twelfth decree on capital controls was released yesterday with two new relaxations.
Public finances recorded a surplus of €44.2m during the first quarter of 2013 due to a reduction of government expenditure by 17.2 per cent.
The University of Cyprus’ medical school will start as scheduled in September despite a bill which was submitted to parliament to postpone the opening.
Cyprus Central Bank (CBC) announced on Thursday the preliminary consolidated balance sheet of Bank of Cyprus which under a €10 billion bailout agreement with the ESM/IMF has absorbed the good part of Cyprus Popular Bank which will be wound down.
The government yesterday decided to subsidise rent increases for businesses operating in government industrial estates while decreasing pension allowances for ex-community leaders.
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