Several factors have played into the increase, from Brexit to Portugal’s non-habitual resident tax scheme, which allows many foreigners (including Brits) who move to Portugal to benefit from huge reductions in their income tax bills. [Read more…]
CzechTourism Partners launch Covid recovery
CzechTourism and the Czech Spa Association will be announcing the official launch of a series of new packages for tour operators and agents. The packages will be revealed during the upcoming health tourism conference discussing the treatment of ‘Long Covid’ recovery on the 24th June 2021. [Read more…]
How to Move to Italy & Start a Business Workshop
Italy Business Workshop – Tom Hanks in A League of Their Own said it best, “It’s the hard that makes it great” – it applies to baseball, life & especially moving to Italy! [Read more…]
Europe’s Bureaucrats Go Nuts
New European rules that have just come into operation require providers of a range of investment and insurance-based products to provide information so retail investors can understand and compare their key features, risks, rewards and costs. [Read more…]
Europe is once again sliding into crisis
Europe: “Grexit” – the risk that Greece will exit from the Eurozone and trigger a break-up of the single-currency club – has reappeared on the radar of global markets. Further east, Russia is escalating the conflict with Europe over the Ukraine – which is going to get worse. And across the continent, the political dominance of old elites is coming to an end with the rise of radical new parties. [Read more…]
Eurocrats a Deadly Enemy
Over-regulation is the enemy of economic growth, and in the European Union, where power rests with unelected Eurocrats, it is the most deadly enemy, Robin Mitchinson writes in his blog*. [Read more…]
Dollar slips under Europe pressure
Europe and Asia dragged world equity markets lower on Monday as concerns about slower growth in China prompted investors to cut their risks. [Read more…]
Carlos Ghosn For European Automobile Manufacturers
Brussels, 12 May 2014 – The Board of Directors of the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has elected Carlos Ghosn, Chairman and CEO of Renault, as its new President. [Read more…]
The Baltic Change
25 years ago in 1989, Lithuania recognised Lithuanian law as taking precedence over Soviet rule – effectively marking the end of Communism in Lithuania. [Read more…]
SA to hold talks with Europe
South Africa will hold high level discussions with Switzerland and Norway when International Relations and Cooperation Deputy Minister, Marius Fransman, visits the two countries this week. [Read more…]