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| Deloitte Hosted 20 Keys Conference |
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19 November 2008 |
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On Wednesday, November 19th, 2008, the consultancy and audit firm Deloitte hosted The Regional Conference “20 Keys and Human Resource and Organizational Development” Conference at The Regent Esplanade in Zagreb. At the conference, Deloitte experts presented an overview of the deployment of the 20 Keys in Croatia. As many as 55 Croatian firms, with a total staff of 38 000, have adopted the competitiveness improvement program so far. The experience with the 20 Keys was presented by the following Croatian companies deploying the method successfully: Zagreb Holding – Zrinjevac, Piramida, Labud, Dilj, IKS Pavić,... |
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| This holiday season, Americans will shop at discount stores and buy gift cards for gasoline |
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06 November 2008 |
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59 percent Americans expect to reduce their spending this holiday season. In these difficult times, consumers appear to be reining in their non-essential holiday spending, while trying to preserve the tradition of gift-giving and the spirit of the holidays. However, average American will buy 21 gifts and spend 532 dollars on holiday shopping, according to this year’s holiday season, according to Deloitte’s 23rd Annual Holiday Survey of retail spending and trends.1
A record number of consumers say they are pessimistic about the economy. Over half say they expect the economy to weaken next year. Almost 20 percent said... |
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| CROZ and SedamIT on CE Technology Fast 50 list |
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16 October 2008 |
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Two Croatian companies, Croz and SedamIT, are among 50 fastest growing companies in technology sector in Central Europe. This is the first year that Deloitte organized the project in partnership with HUP in Croatia, while in CE region the project starterd nine years ago. For the third straight year, the top position on Deloitte’s Central European Technology Fast 50 ranking goes to the Polish software developer and integrator Blue Media which generated stellar performance with 10,027 percent growth during the last five years. This year’s ranking consists of companies from nine countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland,... |
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| 60 billion annual profit from medical tourism |
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30 September 2008 |
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More than 750 thousand Americans left the country last year for less expensive medical or nontraditional treatments. The world medical tourism market is estimated to be around 60 billion dollars currently, and it is expected to grow to 100 billion dollars, according to Deloitte’s report Medical tourism: Consumers in search of value. The emergence of disruptive health care innovations, such as medical tourism, alternative medicine or cyber visits, changes the health industry paradigm. The most-sought procedures in modern medical tourism are dental, cosmetic, orthopedic and cardiovastular. The trend of travelling abroad for medical... |
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| 12 Croatian companies on the CE Top 500 list |
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11 September 2008 |
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The annual list of 500 largest companies from 17 Central European countries, compiled by Deloitte’s experts, includes 12 Croatian Companies, with INA Group as a national leader. Among Croatian banks, the national leader on the list of 100 strongest CE banks is Zagrebačka banka, while on the list of Top 50 insurers best position among Croatian insurance companies holds Croatia osiguranje. Deloitte’s list confirmes the regional dominance by the energy and resources sector. Among the most influential factors for the dominance... |
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| Deloitte’s revenue increased by 18.6 percent |
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23 July 2008 |
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Deloitte announced that fiscal year 2008 aggregate member firm revenue increased by 18.6 percent in U.S. dollars, to US$27.4 billion. This marks Deloitte’s sixth consecutive year of U.S. dollar double-digit revenue growth from continuing operations. Every service line and every geographic region delivered strong growth. Financial Advisory services grew at 26.6 percent to US$2.4 billion, followed by consulting services at 22.2 percent to US$6.3 billion, tax and legal at 20.4 percent to US$6.0 billion, and audit at 14.8 percent to US$12.7 billion. Asia Pacific led with revenue growth of 30.3 percent to US$3.2... |
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| Croatia is a target for 44 percent investors from Central and Eastern Europe |
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08 July 2008 |
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Up to 44 percent managers from Central and Eastern Europe see Croatia as a potential target for M&A, and same can be stated for 19 percent of the West European investors. Poland, Chech Republic and Slovakia remain the most appealing targets for Western investors. The economic environment has deteriorated over the course of last year, but that is not deterring M&A decision makers from retaining a positive outlook on activity for the next 18 months, according to the Deloitte study “Staying on course – M&A in... |
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| Manufacturers feel the heat over emerging market sourcing |
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30 June 2008 |
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According to a new “Innovation in Emerging Markets” annual study by Deloitte1, roughly three-quarters of the developed market executives surveyed said they had increased the use of components and parts for manufacturing from emerging market, but at the same time 80% of them percieve this import as a risk for their business. Two-thirds or more of both developed market and emerging market executives surveyed by Deloitte said that over the last 12 months these issues of product safety, as well as product quality and... |
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| Deloitte’s volunteers in the Maksimir park with Caritas Home proteges |
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14 June 2008 |
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Gathered under the motto “When the Little Hands Join”, Deloitte volunteers arranged a tour through the Zoo and a picnic in the Maksimir Park for the Caritas Home for the children without propper parantel care proteges. Seventy kids and their nurses joined some eighty Deloitte volunteers, who left their computers, meetings and business suits for one day, and in great spirit spent the day with Caritas Home children. During the picnic, we played lots of games, which included flying kites, badminton and the “mandatory” football tournament. Refreshments, comprising sandwiches and cookies, made an excellent fuel for this joint outing in... |
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| European football market grows by €1 billion in 2007 |
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29 May 2008 |
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Revenues for the ‘big five’ European football leagues have exceeded €7 billion for the first time according to the latest Annual Review of Football Finance from the business advisory firm, Deloitte. The overall size of the European football market has grown to €13.6 billion in 2006/07, up €1 billion from the previous season. Dan Jones, Partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, commented: “Revenue from the ‘big five’ European leagues grew by more than €0.4 billion (6%) to exceed €7 billion for the first time in 2006/07, representing more than half (52%) of the... |
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