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A quarter of foreign investments in Croatia refer to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which account for more than a half of GDP, two-thirds of employees in the economy sector, and 25-30 per cent of all exports, which keep growing....
On 15 October 2003 100 staff of FDA member companies in Ireland turned out to listen to none other than…
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The Royal Bank of Scotland Commercial Services (RBSCS), the invoice finance arm of The Royal Bank of Scotland, announced today…
To help companies cope with the Japanese style and identify potential customers, Enterprise Ireland (EI) now organises at least six…
Xbridge and Finexia have announced the merger of their online financing businesses. Together the two companies will create the leading…
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The Chamber of Commerce held its annual conference on 16 October, focusing on “The Challenges and Opportunities for SMEs”. To…
There were welcome signs of an improvement in the fortunes of Scotland's hard-pressed small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the…
Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov hailed the growing role small businesses are playing in the economy, but called on the government…
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A total of 250 large and medium-sized French companies have so far invested Ђ2.8bn in Hungary. As EU accession approaches,…
Hungary may be the most attractive in the regional contest to provide the lowest corporate tax rates, according to a…
The National Bank of Belarus will lower its refinancing rate to 28 per cent from 29 per cent on October…
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Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could not foot their tax bill if the government proceeds with its threat to introduce…
The current economic crisis and the new capital adequacy requirements that will be shortly imposed by Basel II have stressed…