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"The International Monetary Fund forecasts for Israel see economic growth nearly doubling to 4% next year as exports, consumption and domestic credit…Read more... Erwan Loquet, Partner Tax chez Deloitte 
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" Luxembourg has ratified sixty double tax treaties so far; four with African states, five with states of the American continent, twenty with Asian states and thirty-one with European countries. In 2009 and 2010 alone, Luxembourg…Read more... |
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News | A Big Fat Crisis Averted? |
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| Posted by Cfo World News | |
| jeudi, 03 juin 2010 | |
The ongoing European debt crisis creates new risks for CFOs. What began as concern regarding Greece's sovereign debt burden has now mushroomed into fears about other Eurozone nations. Mounting anxiety about the finances of Spain, Portugal, and Italy continued to roil global markets even after an initial rescue package for Greece was announced, prompting European leaders to quickly pass a much larger, wider-ranging plan last month that would quash talk of market contagion and preserve the region's fragile economic recovery. Perhaps they should have scrambled sooner. "If the Europeans had acted decisively at the very beginning, they could have snuffed it out," says Richard Marston, director of the Weiss Center for International Financial Research at the Wharton School. (... read more) |
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