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Romania jumped from below the top 25 to become the 17th most attractive market for European investors according to an annual survey of executives from the world's largest companies. The survey was conducted by global management consulting firm A.T. Kearney....
#acquisition#emerging markets#management
Next year will see a cut in the corporate income tax (CIT) from 27 per cent to 19 per cent,…
#bank#CIT#insolvency
Tax incentives, such as Business Expansion Schemes (BES), provide much-needed funding for start-up businesses in this country, and should not…
The Czech Republic is on target to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) amounting to some US$4 billion (CZK 110 billion)…
The Bank of England gave the housing market time to respond to November's interest rate rise by leaving rates at…
The World Bank will lend Ukraine $30 million for the first stage of its private sector development program in the…
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An amendment passed by the Czech parliament will cut corporate income tax from 31 % to 24 % by the…
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ISME, the Independent Business Organisation, is disappointed that the Budget contains very little with respect to the promotion of enterprise,…
#Paid#risk#small businesses
The European Commission, the supreme executive body of the European Union, is ready to support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)…
Finnish exports made an upwards turn in September after a six-month period of dormancy and decline. According to monthly figures…
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Electronic signatures will carry the same legal weight as written ones, when a new law comes into force in 2005.…
#digital#e-commerce#security
The Portuguese parliament has approved the government’s Budget Bill for 2004 that slashes corporate taxes amid growing economic instability. The…
#Boost#exports#GDP
Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have come through three years of global investment slump relatively unscathed, closing the profitability gap…
#bank#cash-flow#economic outlook