Listed below are our current releases.
| Deloitte identifies Top Trends in Technology for 2005 |
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18 January 2005 |
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PRAGUE– January 18, 2005 – The Technology, Media and Telecommunications at Deloitte Central Europe today announced its predictions for the global technology industry in 2005, forecasting a number of advances in technology, along with some serious challenges.
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| Deloitte identifies Top Trends in Telecom for 2005 |
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18 January 2005 |
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PRAGUE– January 18, 2005 – The Technology, Media and Telecommunications at Deloitte Central Europe today announced its predictions for the global telecommunications industry in 2005, forecasting a year of significant milestones, as well as difficult questions.
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| Expectations of improvement in the economic climate for private equity in Central Europe |
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01 July 2004 |
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Prague, 26 June, 2004 – Private Equity investors are continuing to be optimistic about business prospects in Central Europe – and they are planning to continue to focus on new investments. Market activity and transaction sizes are also expected to increase, according to the latest Deloitte Central European Private Equity Confidence Survey. On top of this, the recent EU Accession has increased press coverage and interest in the region, attracting more investors to an area that boasts developed infrastructure and a highly qualified workforce but relatively low wage costs. Market activity on the... |
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| EU accession will boost foreign investment |
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30 April 2004 |
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A Deloitte survey released at the European Economic Summit 2004 in Warsaw today by Otto Jelinek, Chairman of Deloitte & Touche Central Europe, shows that 81% of Western European companies believe that accession to the European Union will make the new member states more attractive for foreign investment. Warsaw, April 29, 2004: Addressing the WEF European Economic Summit 2004, held in Warsaw, Poland 28-30 April, Otto Jelinek, Chairman of Deloitte & Touche Central Europe, pointed out the positive spirit that prevailed in the... |
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| The Deloitte Rich List – the world’s top football clubs |
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08 March 2004 |
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Manchester United retain top position with turnover of €251m English and Italian clubs dominate with 12 of the top 20 Income generation from stadia is a key contributor to revenues European football’s leading clubs generate more income than US sports franchises
Manchester United is again placed first in the Rich List of the world's top football clubs, based on income from the 2002/03 season. Generating income of over €250 million, United were well ahead of their nearest rivals and occupied the top position for the... |
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| Deloitte Technology Media & Telecommunications Predicts “Year of Voice” for Telecoms |
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27 January 2004 |
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London, 27 January 2004 - The latest predictions from the Deloitte Technology, Media and Telecommunications [TMT] Group into the immediate future of the telecoms market paint a cautiously optimistic picture of an industry sustaining itself through more sophisticated marketing of traditional fixed line and mobile voice services while repackaging broadband services to gear up for a broader-based assault on the consumer and business markets. At the same time more recent developments such as Wi-Fi, 3G and VoIP, will grow well, but not fast enough to be more than niches during 2004. Voice will still rule
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| Deloitte expands its European aviation fleet |
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20 January 2004 |
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Prague, January 20, 2004 - Deloitte recently added Czech Airlines to its client portfolio, strengthening its unique position in European aviation market. Other airline clients in Deloitte's European fleet include also Air France, Alitalia, Austrian Airlines, Croatian Airlines, Hapag-Lloyd, Iberia, SAS and Turkish Airlines. Czech Airlines is a leading airline in Central Europe, carrying more than 3 million passengers a year and registering traffic revenue of over 435 million USD. “The addition of Czech airlines to our audit portfolio shows that our focus on the problems and challenges of this sector has been correct,”... |
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| New Telecom Operators’ Regulatory Forum |
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15 January 2004 |
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Prague, 14 January 2004 - An association of telecommunications operators from Central & Eastern Europe, with a primary mission “to assist associated fixed network operators to do their business more effectively”, is to be established. Key wire line operators active in Central and Eastern Europe (the “Operators”), recognize that there are several pressing issues in the regulatory area, including: - The impact of regulations (in general);
- The regulation of broadband;
- Relations with national competition authorities and wholesale businesses; and
- The implementation of...
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