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Invest Cyprus chairman Evgenios Evgeniou addressed foreign investors at the 13th Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards in Nicosia on Wednesday, reaffirming the organisation’s commitment to working with the international investment community to build a more diversified and innovative Cyprus.
Chief Scientist Demetris Skourides recently completed a high-level business visit to the United Arab Emirates, according to an announcement just released.
Property sales in Cyprus recorded an annual increase of 17 per cent in June, driven by a 44 per cent surge in Larnaca, while Nicosia posted the smallest gain at just 2 per cent, according to data released by the land registry.
Cyprus is growing as a top choice for foreign direct investment (FDI) in Europe, said Invest Cyprus CEO Marios Tannousis. Tannousis addressed an i ...
VTTV recently took delivery of phase one of its fuel terminal at Vassilikos that boasts a storage capacity of 544,000 cubic metres and a jetty, which can service 500 tankers a year.
Bank deposits marked a fifth consecutive decline in October 2014, figures released by the Central Bank of Cyprus show.
Minister of Energy George Lakkotrypis and German Ambassador to Cyprus Nikolai von Schoepff have agreed to work on bringing more manufacturing companies to Cyprus.
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) said that action is needed to mitigate the impact on the local financial services sector from a recent Russian law cracking down on Russian offshore business.
The viability of Cyprus Airways (CY) is key for the EU to approve the ailing airline’s restructuring plan, the state aid commissioner’s office said recently, but as things stand it will not be given the green light.
President Nicos Anastasiades said recently he would resign if a probe found that he was in any way involved in the procedure to sell national carrier Cyprus Airways.
Co-op banks recorded a €109.5 million nine-month net profit in 2014, the Cooperative Central Bank (CCB) said recently, as it pledged to continue to support Cypriot households and small businesses.
Revenue from tourism decreased 23% to €273.4 million in September 2014 compared with the respective month a year ago, the statistical service said recently.
Preliminary interest in the licensing of the island’s first casino-resort has been immense, particularly from foreign investors from the US and Asia, according torecent media reports.
The Hellenic Bank believes that Cyprus' economy could return to positive growth in 2015, under the appropriate conditions and with the right moves and initiatives.
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