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| Today’s Everton game worth at least £10 million |
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23 August 2005 |
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The second leg of the final qualifying round for the 2005/06 UEFA Champions League, played today and tomorrow, sees three Premiership clubs playing, in financial terms, the most financially important games of the season. Dan Jones, Partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, commented: “In addition to sporting glory, Everton are playing for a minimum of £10 million in Champions League monies – a combination of centrally distributed UEFA monies, match day and commercial revenue.” - Qualification to Champions League group stage worth at least £10 million in revenue to Everton;
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| Building more Companies of Scale is key to Ireland’s continued economic success |
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09 August 2005 |
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According to the CEO Forum’s co-sponsors, Enterprise Ireland and Deloitte, the challenge for Ireland is to build a strong base of scaled companies, that is companies that have achieved a large and international presence in world markets. This is a key element in achieving continued economic growth in Ireland. Coupled with this is a need for Irish companies to develop an in-depth knowledge of customer requirements and an innovative competence to design, develop and manufacture the value added products and services now in demand in world markets. Future Irish growth depends on these scale issues being successfully dealt with... |
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| UNDER STARTERS ORDERS FOR THE 2005 TECHNOLOGY FAST 50 |
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02 August 2005 |
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Deloitte in association with InterTradeIreland has this week launched its annual Technology Fast 50 programme in Ireland. The programme, now in its sixth successful year recognises and ranks the fastest-growing technology companies in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Nominations are now being sought for this year’s fastest 50 based on percentage turnover growth from the 2000 to 2004 period. Participants can be public or private, and encompass all technology industry segments including communications,... |
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| Global Security Survey 2005 Findings |
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22 June 2005 |
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Internal information security attacks are out-growing external attacks at the world’s largest financial institutions, according to the 2005 Global Security Survey released today by the Financial Services Industry practices of the member firms of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT). Thirty five percent of respondents confirmed encountering attacks from inside their organisation within the last 12 months (up from 14% in 2004) compared to 26 percent from external sources (up from 23% in 2004). The third annual Global Security Survey acts as global benchmark for DTT and its member firms for the state of I.T. security in the financial sector and... |
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| Football Finance: England’s Premiership clubs are the European champions on and off the field |
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08 June 2005 |
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England the European champions in c. €11 billion game England’s top 92 clubs generated income of over €2.6 billion in 2003/04 Player costs exceed €1.5 billion for the first time, in part due to Chelsea’s record spending Excluding Chelsea, total and player wages declined for first time in Premiership’s history Record Premiership clubs’ operating profits England’s Football League clubs make great strides in controlling costs and reducing...
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| E-CITIZENSHIP FOR ALL – MEETING CITIZEN’S DEMANDS |
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22 April 2005 |
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Deloitte/Telecities survey shows e-citizenship is becoming embedded in the public sector culture so that all citizens can gain from the benefits of the knowledge and information society Tallinn (Estonia), 22 April 2005 - At the EUROCITIES Knowledge Society Forum – TeleCities spring conference in Tallinn, supported by the City of Tallinn, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu’s public sector group presented the findings of its second European benchmark survey into eCitizenship for All 2004, an annual joint initiative of TeleCities and Deloitte. The survey investigated the status of eCitizenship and eGovernment within European cities... |
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| DELOITTE LAUNCHES DIRECTORS’ COMPLIANCE SOFTWARE PRODUCT |
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18 April 2005 |
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Deloitte has launched a compliance risk software tool to help directors ensure they are compliant with the Companies Act 2003. The impending implementation of what many regard as the onerous director’s compliance statement provisions of the Companies Act 2003 is generating demand for a practical workable solution to what could be a very complex task. Failure to comply with the Companies Act 2003 could result in directors being guilty of an offence and being subject to fines and penalties, as well as incurring potential reputational loss. Deloitte has developed a risk-based methodology that takes a top down view of an... |
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| Deloitte Launches Special Alumni Website |
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11 April 2005 |
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Deloitte has today launched a dedicated website for members of its Alumni society. The site (www.deloitte.com/ie/alumni) provides a range of information about the Alumni Association, its activities and members, as well as access to Deloitte publications. The website will ensure that Deloitte Alumni and prospective members are kept up-to-date with forthcoming events, news from other members, and the latest reports and intelligence from Deloitte. It will also feature profiles of Deloitte Alumni and enable members to engage with the firm and former colleagues for business and social... |
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| Advocate General favours Marks & Spencer (M&S) claim for cross-border loss relief |
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07 April 2005 |
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The Advocate General (AG) made a recommendation today (April 7th), to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) finding in favour of the taxpayer, in a case which has been watched closely by international business and Finance Ministers across Europe. “This is a partial victory for M&S - they have won on a point of principle, but it is still not clear that they, and companies like them, will necessarily be successful in their claims,” comments Pat Cullen, Senior Tax Partner of Deloitte. “The AG opinion, if followed by the ECJ, gives room for Member States to protect their revenues. The AG opinion says that the... |
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| DELOITTE BACKS IRISH CRICKET IN WORLD CUP BID |
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09 March 2005 |
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Deloitte, one of Ireland’s leading professional services firms, is backing the efforts of the Irish Cricket Team to qualify for the 2007 World Cup which will take place in the West Indies. Ireland will be one of 16 countries attempting to land one of the qualifying spots at stake this coming July. And the good news is the qualifying tournament is taking place in Ireland. The Deloitte sponsorship monies is helping to fund an intensive coaching and fitness programme for the Irish Squad as they build up to the qualifying tournament. Ireland has never qualified for cricket’s World Cup Finals but victories... |
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