Gloom starts to lift in eurozone crisis
Gloom over the future of the eurozone is starting to lift after months of crisis, with policy makers sounding increasingly confident that the worst is overThere are still plenty of risks. Economic growth is fragile, governments must keep the political will to impose austerity steps for years to come, and small banks in the hardest-hit countries remain u...
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Nova Scotia – an ideal location for business
For companies seeking a North American hub for their global delivery model - Nova Scotia, Canada, offers an economical and resourceful alternative to the US and is just a short fli...
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A dynamic tax regime and a robust Swiss economy resist the harsh blow against Switzerland's creditability and self esteem – European CEO spoke with Tax Partner Taxand, the winner o...
A 360 degree view of the legal industry in Russia
Andrey Goltsblat, Managing Partner of Goltsblat BLP, Russia's first international law firm, writes for European CEO about the legal industry's journey in one of the world's largest...
Indian income tax regime – an overview
The Indian Tax Regime should be fully understood in order to optimise the business capability in the area. Bansi S. Mehta & Co report for European CEO...
China's Xinhua agency defends policy on Taiwan
This year will be one of "tiger leaps and dragon strides" for relations between mainland China and Taiwan, China's state-backed Xinhua agency has announced, in defense of a charm o...
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In the latest edition of European CEO we explore the future of the eurozone, corporate identity theft, Germany's rise to power, and the art of executive matchmaking with the CEO of Kelleher International, Amber Kelleher-Andrews, along with a fresh set of CEO profiles delving into the minds of the key decision makers.
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Special Report
A man for three seasons
Berlusconi is back for the third time, sending affectionate kisses to Italians in his victory speech and promising to revive Italy's ailing economy and slash taxes. But of course, as many Italians will tell you, they have heard it all before...