Campbell Soup dropping ‘soup’ in name to become ‘The Campbell’s Company’
Campbell Soup CPB.O is dropping “soup” from its name to become “The Campbell’s Company,” CEO Mark Clouse said on Tuesday, a pivot symbolising the company’s shift to ...
Outrage after senior police officers reported for bullying and sexism
Police groups on Tuesday condemned allegations of sexist behaviour within the force towards female contract workers.
The matter had been discussed during Monday’s House human rights committee, which was ...
Excavations begin to find first victims of 1974 invasion
Excavations in the north, at Pente Mili in Karavas, are underway to find and exhume the bodies of the first people who died during the 1974 Turkish invasion – an estimated 40 to 70 ...
Blinken says Russia received missiles from Iran
Russia has received ballistic missiles from Iran and will likely use them in Ukraine within weeks, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Tuesday, warning that cooperation between ...
Canada consolidates its position as one of the fastest growing countries in the iGaming industry worldwide
For a long time, Canada has been a country where a high proportion of its citizens enjoy gambling. It is reported that around 75% of Canadians gamble in some form or ...
€23 million facelift for Limassol hospital
Limassol general hospital is set for a €23 million facelift, which will see its A&E department expanded, new units set up and its overall space renovated, state health services (...
‘No investment made in north’s ports in 100 years’
No investment has been made in the north’s ports “in 100 years”, the north’s ‘transport minister’ Erhan Arikli said on Monday.
Speaking to television channel Kanal T, he said ...
UoL faculty sets stage for new academic year
The Research Center of the University of Limassol (UoL) hosted its first Researchers’ Night for the 2024-2025 academic year on Tuesday, September 3, 2024. The event served as a key platform for ...
Current cabinet exempted from proposal to ban pensions for working officials
MPs were apparently shocked to hear the government’s proposal that currently serving state officials would be allowed to continue to get a pension while still drawing a salary, it ...
Turkish Cypriots’ credit card debt ‘doubles in a year’
Turkish Cypriots’ credit card debt doubled within the space of a year between June 2023 and June this year, according to figures released by the north’s central bank on Tuesday.
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Newey excited to work with Alonso, regrets Hamilton miss
Adrian Newey, Formula One’s star designer, said he was thrilled to be joining Fernando Alonso at Aston Martin next season but expressed regret at missing a chance to work ...
ICC prosecutor seeks to confirm death of Hamas leader Deif
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court are looking into the reported death of Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif and will withdraw their case against him if they can confirm it, ...
Court yet to decide on keeping Israeli in custody
A court will convene on Wednesday to decide whether Turkish-Israeli businessman Simon Aykut will be held until his trial or released on bail.
Aykut, 73, is being tried for developing on ...
Apoel youth star receives sports scholarship in Spain
Fifteen-year-old Theodoros Christodoulou, a player from Apoel’s U16 team, will continue his football career in Spain for the upcoming season after receiving a sports scholarship from a football academy ...
payabl. launches payment accounts
Leading European financial services provider payabl. announced on Tuesday the launch of its innovative payment accounts solution.
This cloud-based, API-first solution is designed to help businesses of all sizes manage ...
Work to cut wait times at citizens service centre
The Nicosia citizens’ service centre on Athalassa Avenue has acknowledged ongoing delays in serving the public and said on Tuesday it is taking steps to improve the situation.
Despite efforts, ...
Larnaca’s urban reconstruction to cost €7m
Larnaca will start works to reconstruct the city centre’s roads and squares in mid-October, at a cost of €7 million, it announced on Tuesday.
Works are expected to last a ...
EU refutes ‘preferential treatment’ claims for Turkish Cypriot halloumi producers
The European Commission on Tuesday refuted Cypriot cattle breeders’ assertions that it was offering preferential treatment to Turkish Cypriot halloumi producers.
The cattle breeders’ coordinating committee expressed fury on Monday ...
‘UCY’s expertise will be utilised’ when Cyprus holds EU presidency
The University of Cyprus’ expertise “will be utilised” when Cyprus holds the European Council’s rotating presidency in 2026, European Affairs Deputy Minister Marilena Raouna said on Tuesday.
Speaking after a ...
Free Mac file recovery tool: Your essential toolkit for data retrieval
Losing important files on your Mac due to accidental deletion, formatting, corruption, or any other reason can be an alarming experience. Thankfully, there are many reliable free Mac data recovery ...
Cyprus and US to ‘continue to develop’ defence cooperation
Cyprus and the United States will “continue to develop” their bilateral cooperation in the field of defence, US Assistant Secretary of Defence for International Security Affairs Celeste Wallander said on ...
Russia’s birth rate slides to lowest in quarter century in 2024
Russia recorded its lowest birth rate since 1999 in the first six months of this year, according to official data published on Monday, with births in June below 100,000, marking their first ...
Starmer defends spending cuts before vote on curbing fuel payments
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told trade unions on Tuesday he would have to take unpopular public spending decisions, just hours before he faces an important parliamentary vote on his ...
Thanasis death ruling heads back to supreme court
The Supreme Court will on October 14 start deliberations on whether a murder ruling over the death of national guardsman Thanasis Nicolaou will be annulled following a motion filed by former ...