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The added value of Cyprus’ construction sector at current prices increased by 8.9 per cent in 2022, reaching €1.44 billion, up from €1.32 billion in 2021, according to the findings of the Construction and Land Development Survey.
The Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) this week commented on the latest results from the European Innovation Scoreboard 2024, which once again reaffirms Cyprus’ progress in the field of innovation, classifying it as a Strong Innovator for the third consecutive year.
The Cyprus Investment Funds Association (CIFA) on Friday expressed satisfaction with the increase in Assets Under Management (AUM) of Cypriot investment funds.
Cyprus ranks fifth among EU countries in the progress achieved regarding research and innovation, Theodoros Loukaidis, Director General of the Res ...
Alpha Bank Cyprus has announced it is issuing new shares and convertible securities worth €129 million to strengthen its capital in line with a diagnostic assessment.
Co-operative bank authorities appear optimistic that international lenders could approve a restructuring plan involving the shedding of 700 jobs through early retirement.
Cyprus recorded one of the highest year-on-year unemployment increases in September, reaching 17.1% or 76,000 people, says the European statistical service Eurostat
The Cyprus cabinet has approved a bill to define the criminal responsibility for the way government ministers act or fail to act during terms in office.
For decades, Cyprus has been successful at attracting investors and with the tough economic climate of today, both the need and opportunities for foreign direct investment are ever increasing.
Inspectors from the troika of international lenders – European Commission, European Central Bank, International Monetary Fund – focused mainly on the banking sector during the third day of their Cyprus review mission.
Confidence could be restored by removing capital controls, guaranteeing all domestic deposits with EU backing and adopting a national financial services strategy.
International businesses are still using Cyprus as their base, despite the tough terms of the bailout which imposed a haircut on uninsured deposits to recapitalise the island’s largest banks.
Bank of Cyprus shares will remain suspended until January 31, according to the island’s stock exchange, after its shareholder structure was revamped by imposing losses on depositors.
The trade deficit has dropped thanks to a decrease in imports and boost in exports.
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