ECONOMY €1,088 minimum wage, and everyone’s furious Dorita Yiannakou After intense behind-the-scenes talks that stretched right up to the holidays, the government has locked in Cyprus’ new national minimum wage at €1,088 a month, a decision that settles one debate but opens several others. READ MORE
Bankrupt travel agencies leave Cyprus consumers in the lurch New legislation is in the works, but dozens of holidaymakers already face steep losses from agency collapses. Newsroom 19/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Cyprus scores big in global ratings A resilient economy, falling debt and eager investors fuel expectations for another upgrade. Panayiotis Rougalas 19/11/2025 | BUSINESS
IASIS Private Hospital Enhances Its Services with New Facilities and Healthcare Innovation Press Release 19/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Cyprus, connectivity, and the future of European aviation: A conversation with Olivier Jankovec Why airports are more than terminals and why the EU needs a clear aviation strategy Shemaine Bushnell Kyriakides 19/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Smoothie Factory Express Opens at Mercure Larnaca Beach Resort The new Smoothie Factory is located in an idyllic location by the sea, bringing freshness to the coast of Larnaca Press Release 18/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Cyprus banks rake in over €750 million, even as rate cuts cool Profits dip from last year’s record highs, but lenders still post eye-watering earnings and look East for new growth. Panayiotis Rougalas 18/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Cyprus real estate embraces cryptocurrency payments ''Bitcoin acceptable'' signs begin appearing on newly built properties in Limassol. Newsroom 17/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Construction permits drop 14% in early 2025 despite rising project value July approvals reach 796 permits, supporting over 1,500 new housing units. Newsroom 17/11/2025 | BUSINESS
Cyprus to boost wages for nearly half the workforce amid rising costs Automatic Price Indexation (ATA) set to hit 100% by 2027, but public payroll growth raises economic questions. Newsroom 17/11/2025 | BUSINESS
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