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Deloitte Cyprus announces three new partners

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Deloitte Cyprus announces three new partners

Deloitte Cyprus has appointed three new partners, Yiannis Ioannides, Andreas Yiouselli, and Panayiotis Marinou, in the Risk Advisory and Tax & Legal practices effective from June 1, 2024. The new partners have distinct skillsets in cyber, corporate affairs, and local and international tax advisory that are significant to the market. CEO Pieris Markou stated that becoming a partner is a significant career milestone earned by merit and recognition of passion and dedication. The new partners exemplify outstanding leadership capabilities and have made significant contributions to the organization’s growth. Markou emphasized the diverse and deep expertise present throughout the organization and expressed confidence in the positive impact the new partners will have on clients, employees, and society.

RIF drives innovation forward at Reflect Festival

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RIF drives innovation forward at Reflect Festival

The Cyprus Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) supports startups and scaleups that have introduced innovative products and services, secured funding from business angels and venture capital firms, and expanded their reach internationally.

World-famous photography platform returns to Cyprus with double exhibition

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World-famous photography platform returns to Cyprus with double exhibition

– Two international photography exhibitions are taking place at 6×6 Centre for Photography in Limassol.
– The exhibitions feature photos from around the world and include work from diverse photographers.
– GuruShots provides a platform for photographers to showcase their talent and receive feedback on their work.
– The exhibitions will run from June 7-9, with an opening night on Friday from 7pm-9pm and open hours on Saturday and Sunday from 10am-6pm.

TechIsland Summit: Pioneering Cyprus, ’ tech-driven future

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TechIsland Summit: Pioneering Cyprus, ’ tech-driven future

The ICT sector in Cyprus has shown significant growth, with a 283% increase in GVA from 2011 to 2023, positioning Cyprus fourth in the EU27 for ICT growth. Despite this growth, the employment rate of ICT specialists in Cyprus remains at the EU average of 4.6%, indicating a need for more specialists to catch up with the sector’s growth.

Transforming marketing with AI , — ‘Be seen, be bold’

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Transforming marketing with AI , — ‘Be seen, be bold’

Fact: The digital advertising industry, supported by AI, is projected to generate €175 billion annually by 2032.

Real Madrid seeking to establish new Champions League dynasty

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Real Madrid seeking to establish new Champions League dynasty

Real Madrid is facing Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final at Wembley Stadium. Real Madrid is seeking to win their record-extending 15th European Cup and sixth in 10 years. They have learned from past mistakes of overpaying for big names and have focused on developing young talent to create a successful team. The current squad is a mix of veterans and young players, with Dani Carvajal being the only surviving starter from a decade ago. Borussia Dortmund, despite having less Champions League success compared to Real Madrid, have shown their strength by defeating Atletico Madrid and Paris St Germain in the knockout stages.

What, ’s it really like being John Malkovich

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What, ’s it really like being John Malkovich

John Malkovich is a 70-year-old Hollywood star who describes himself as a plodder with a lot of interests.

JPMorgan to grow India headcount by 5-7 per cent for next few years

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JPMorgan to grow India headcount by 5-7 per cent for next few years

JPMorgan Chase plans to grow its headcount in India by 5-7% annually over the next few years.

Invest Cyprus showcases Cyprus as leading technological centre in Paris

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Invest Cyprus showcases Cyprus as leading technological centre in Paris

Invest Cyprus participated in the Viva Technology event in Paris from May 22 to 25 to showcase Cyprus as a technology and business center.

Industry Insiders May Face Tax Bills as California Reportedly Tightens Payroll Rules on Loan Out Corporations

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Industry Insiders May Face Tax Bills as California Reportedly Tightens Payroll Rules on Loan Out Corporations

The state of California is implementing policy changes that will impact Hollywood’s creative community who use loan out corporations to manage their business affairs. This change will require Hollywood employers to pay creative talent wages as individuals rather than as fees owed to a business entity. This will result in full income tax withholding and payment of employee and employer taxes on all income earned by the owners of loan-out companies. The change is in line with California’s labor-friendly policy agenda under Governor Gavin Newsom.