Finyard, an innovative software solutions provider, that helps global brands within the FinTech space offer their clients cutting-edge applications, has opened its doors in Cyprus. The brand radiates simplicity and innovation, perfectly
Fitch has upgraded Hellenic Bank’s long-term issuer default rating (IDR) by two notches to ‘BB+’ from ‘BB-‘, and viability rating (VR) to ‘bb+’ from ‘bb-‘, while maintaining the outlook at ‘stable’. Fitch
Even six years after its launch, TikTok’s popularity hasn’t faded a bit. On the contrary, the popular video-sharing app is on track to hit a new record, seeing more downloads than in
Tesla, a prominent manufacturer, has seen its dominating position challenged as China’s BYD has now taken the lead in terms of electric vehicle (EV) sales volume, nearing the 200,000 monthly mark. Competition
Cyprus Airways announced it carried 70% more passengers in July (77,656), than last year (45,578). Last month, the Larnaca-based carrier operated 548 scheduled flights (July ’22: 337 flights) and registered a similar
New major investment plans in Cyprus are underway by the largest hospitality organisation in Israel and one of the fastest-growing hotel groups – with 270 hotels in 117 destinations. It is now
Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, and CNP Cyprus, the leading insurance group, announced a five-year agreement renewal. The company will transform CNP Cyprus’ IT infrastructure into a hybrid cloud
Leading lender, Bank of Cyprus posted after-tax profits of €220 mln for the first half of 2023, highlighting its robust profitability, a significant leap from the €43 mln recorded last year. Some
Cyprus Airways Wednesday operated the first commercial flight from Larnaca with its new flagship aircraft in its fleet, the Airbus A220. The flight (CY310) flew to the Greek capital, Athens, the most
After becoming the fastest-growing social media platform and reaching 100 mln users twelve times faster than ChatGPT and 55 times faster than TikTok, Meta’s Threads has seen its user growth significantly slow