6 hrs ago | The Financial Mirror
IKOS boss wins UK court victory to protect trading software
The UK High Court handed down a decisive victory to IKOS against Martin Coward, a former director, by affirming the company's ownership of its quantitative analysis software, and rejecting Coward's claims to it, saying he had written a substantial part of it.
10 hrs ago | The Financial Mirror
Aristo, Dolphin sell Venus Rock Cyprus to HK investors for 290 mln
The government is expected to net a significant amount of the 9-13% value of the deal, or about 26-38 mln euros in taxes, agency commissions and other costs.
10 hrs ago | EKathimerini
Summary of reports on Cyprus money laundering misleading, island's central bank says
A summary of two reports on CyprusA's track record in combating money laundering doesnA't reflect the main findings of the reports and only gives a description of perceived weaknesses, the Central Bank of Cyprus said.
10 hrs ago | The Financial Mirror
Cyprus admits money laundering weakness in banks
The Cyprus government, facing harsh criticism from the German media and politicians since last September, over local banks' ineffective controls of foreign-owned accounts, has admitted there are weaknesses and declared that it is "committed to fully address these weaknesses". However, both the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Cyprus have ... (more)
12 hrs ago | Romford Recorder
Delight for Daggers boss Burnett as Shields wins Northern Ireland under-21 call-up
Dagenham & Redbridge winger Sean Shields has been called up to represent Northern Ireland under-21s next Thursday in their European Championship qualifier in Cyprus.
16 hrs ago | The Financial Mirror
UN World Tourism Organisation SG to visit Cyprus
UN World Tourism Organisation Secretary General Taleb Rifai is paying Cyprus a visit on Friday with the intention of personally expressing his support to the country's tourism sector.
19 hrs ago | The Financial Mirror
Cyprus President satisfied with EU positive feedback
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades expressed his satisfaction over the positive feedback he had from the European Council, on a request for support to be given to Cyprus so that it may overcome current difficulties.
Troika technocrats focus talks on Cyprus banking sector
Technocrats from Cyprus' international lenders and from the Central Bank of Cyprus continue discussions today in Nicosia, which focus on the consolidation of Cyprus' banking sector.
Venus Rock Golf Resort goes to Chinese investors
The Venus Rock Golf Resort project in Paphos district has been sold to Chinese investors for a 290m.
Since the financial crisis hit Europe in 2008, few issues have proved as divisive as deciding how to protect bank deposits.
Correction: Cyprus-Breaking Barriers story
In a story April 27 marking the 10th anniversary of the breaching of the barriers carving up Cyprus, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Yiannis Maratheftis had written a book detailing his experiences.
Paphos, the perfect place to live
New figures released by the department of lands and surveys earlier last week show that the property purchase contracts deposited throughout Cyprus continued to decline with the exception of Paphos, where overall sales increased.
Cyprus GSP Stadium qualifies for hosting football games of all UEFA competitions
GSP Stadium in Nicosia is the only stadium in Cyprus that fully complies with requirements for hosting football games of all the UEFA competitions.
Pissarides: A Cyprus exit from the Eurozone is not a solution
A Cyprus exit from the Eurozone or the exit of any other member state facing problems is not a solution and instead all the Eurozone members should join forces to strengthen the foundations of the Euro, Christopher Pissarides, winner of the 2010 Noble Prize in Economics has stressed.
Paphos was on Friday proclaimed the 2017 Cultural Capital of Europe during a ceremony at the Council of the European Union, in Brussels.
British MEP Mary Honeyball called on IMF Chief Christine Lagarde to 'come to her senses' and to proceed with stimulus measures not austerity.
Cyprus drops limits on 8 more foreign banks
Mourners are gathering at the Islamic Cultural Center of Northern California in Oakland to remember Malcolm X's grandson, Malcolm Shabazz.
Eurozone crisis as it happened: Greece on track to exit slump next year, says Troika
The production line at Fiat's Grugliasco factory in Turin, Italy. Are things looking up for the european auto industry at last? Photograph: Bloomberg Crisis-hit Cyprus could be headed for a much worse recession than initially anticipated when international creditors agreed to prop up its economy, the IMF has announced in a 47-page report released ... (more)
Top officials call to overhaul euro institutions
In this Thursday, March 28, 2013 file photo, people wait outside a branch of Laiki Bank in Nicosia.
Turkey's Erdogan says sees opportunity for Cyprus deal
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday he saw a good opportunity for progress towards ending the division of Cyprus, a move that could further the exploitation of natural gas and oil in the eastern Mediterranean.