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We can’t afford tax havens in the age of #Coronavirus
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak, appointed to the job just over a month ago, announced the most significant set of British policy measures since the Second World War on Friday, 20 March. The sweeping package—which includes a £30 billion tax holiday for corporations and a government commitment to pay part of citizens’ wages for the first time […]
Europe poised to take advantage of #LegalTechBoom
If the unprecedented investment levels recorded in 2019 are any indication, legal tech is gearing up for large-scale disruption. Funding for the sector had already comfortably slid past the $1 billion threshold by the end of the third quarter of last year, overtaking the previous year’s total by some margin and notching up a number […]
Richard Alden: “never be a pioneer, pioneers get arrows in their back”
When Richard Alden joined Spanish telecoms firm ONO in 1998 as CFO, the company had no revenues, no EBITDA, and less than 30 employees. In 2000, at the start of his tenure as CEO, ONO still had no customers—but by the time Alden left the company in 2009, ONO had become a large, structured company […]
#Microsoft Exams and Certifications with use of exam dumps: Guide for IT specialists
Microsoft is a leading tech company that produces a broad spectrum of qualitative products used in all the spheres of our life, leave alone the in-demand work environment. It’s not a wonder that a credential offered by this software company can improve network specialists’ career, or equip database professionals for future IT jobs. For you […]
#Yubo raises the stakes for established social media
With the announcement that French start-up and friend-making app Yubo raised €11.2 million in fresh funds from major French private equity firms, it has become abundantly clear that the digital market is undergoing a fundamental change – one that will see a change of guard among the leading social media apps and a redefinition of what constitutes […]
Will the #US – #China trade war keep the #Euro afloat?
We’ve written before about politics and their influence on forex trading. The actions of influential politicians in the US, Europe, and other areas with large and significant economies can and do impact exchange rates on a day-to-day basis. And naturally, larger actions and conflicts can have a greater effect. For example, back in February EU […]
How are the Russian raiders doing this?
One curious case about the real estate in Moscow, London and Dubai and the liquidated trading company A few weeks ago an article came out in Russia. Its title sounds unclear: ‘The perdimonocle’s effect. The raiders among us’. The ‘perdimonocle’ is a Russian version of the French phrase ‘perdu monocle’ which means ‘to drop a […]
