The Turkish lira continued to tumble this week, following the shock replacement of the central bank governor, the fourth in less than two years, losing close to 10% of its value compared
The coronavirus crisis has elevated government importance to support local economies while highlighting the need for businesses to become more tech-savvy, economists told the Financial Mirror. Government is on the frontlines of
The digital divide has grown wider than ever as Cyprus’ education system, society and business, were caught off guard when dealing with a new environment of social distancing imposed by the COVID-19
While Cyprus COVID-19 cases surge, the need to speed up vaccinations is more pressing than ever, but the government lacks the necessary urgency to resolve the matter, experts told the Financial Mirror.
While tourism stakeholders have welcomed Cyprus’ latest decision to open its doors to Covid-vaccinated British holidaymakers, travel experts fear that Cyprus may have a lot of catching up to do as other
There’s no better time than the present to consider buying a new car, as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic is causing bottlenecks at sale points, while the arrival of newer models
Cyprus hopes to attract direct investment after tweaking a Double Taxation Avoidance treaty with Germany, making it harder for foreign firms to set up shell companies on the island. Last week Cyprus
The day after the pandemic will be more challenging for countries and their economies than fighting the COVID-19 outbreak with technology-shy Cyprus especially struggling, experts told the Financial Mirror. Economists said the
If Cyprus wants to persuade big tech companies to relocate in the wake of the discredited passport scheme, it needs to invest in skilled labour to cater to these firms’ needs. Stakeholders
Economists have welcomed the idea of creating a state-owned bad bank to help the banking system offload toxic loans to focus on supporting a battered economy post-pandemic. Bank of Cyprus Financial Research
