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| Risks of Online Shopping Increase Mainly Before Christmas |
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27 November 2008 |
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Bratislava, 27 November 2008 – A recent Christmas survey prepared by Deloitte shows that as many as 21% of Internet users in Slovakia will do some of their Christmas shopping online this year, while 28% will use the Internet only to compare prices, and 24% only to compare products. According to the survey, convenience, avoiding crowded stores, and being able to view a larger range of products are the main reasons Slovaks will choose to do their shopping online this Christmas season. The survey’s respondents also said they will shop online because it saves time and because they appreciate the practical aspect of having their... |
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| European hotel performance affected by financial crisis |
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18 November 2008 |
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Bratislava, 18 November 2008: A report produced quarterly by Deloitte, the business advisory firm, has found that year-to-September hotel performance fell slightly across Europe. Revenue per available room (revPAR) was down 1.5% to €76 driven by a 1.9% drop in occupancy while average room rates decreased marginally to €112. However, when looking at September figures alone, revPAR across Europe dipped 6.7%. |
| Christmas 2008: Eastern Europe stays optimistic despite an unknown economic future. |
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12 November 2008 |
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Bratislava, 12 November 2008: Deloitte has published its latest survey on the outlook for Christmas 2008 consumer spending. This eleventh edition of the survey covers 16 European countries including for the first time Slovakia, and one African country. Christmas, a key period for consumer spending, is an atypical period during which consumers tend to veer from their usual purchasing behaviour. From its inception this survey was designed to predict consumer behaviour and only rarely has an unstable economic environment such as today’s played a role. In this context, any attempt to predict the level of Christmas purchases is... |
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| Deloitte economists offer a more optimistic persective in global economic outlook Q4 report |
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29 October 2008 |
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Bratislava – October 29, 2008 —The global economy remains at substantial risk, but the speed and size of the various governmental rescue efforts bode well for a recovery in the not-too-distant future —this from the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Global Economic Outlook 4th quarter report. Written by five Deloitte global economists, it predicts that, although developed country economies will continue their serious downturns, the massive infusion of government money should restore activity to the credit markets and set the stage for recovery. Emerging countries will feel the negative effects of this... |
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| InterWay ranks among the Top 10 companies |
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15 October 2008 |
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Bratislava, 15 October 2008 – Blue Media, an integrator of innovative information technologies, with astounding growth of 10,027 percent tops the list of the fastest growing companies in Central Europe for the third time in a row. The Central European Technology Fast 50 ranking showcases the fastest growing technology companies in Central Europe based on revenue growth over the past five years. This year’s ranking, for the first time in its history, consists of companies from nine countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia and Estonia which is the most diverse in its... |
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| The gateways to Japan and South Korea are now open to Slovak companies |
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10 October 2008 |
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Bratislava, 10 October 2008 — Easier access for Czech and Slovak companies to the to-date protected developed markets of Japan and South Korea will be enabled by the EU Gateway programme provided by the European Commission in cooperation with Deloitte. „Czech and Slovak firms, together with firms from other EU countries, will have the opportunity to penetrate the previously strictly regulated sectors, specifically information technologies, environmental technologies, construction technologies and healthcare technologies,” says Bronislav Pánek, the partner leading Deloitte’s Central European manufacturing service line based in... |
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| Deloitte Tax Academy once ogain opens its doors to students |
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08 October 2008 |
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Bratislava, 8 October 2008: Deloitte is launching its Tax Academy for the second year in. The most successful participants in last year’s academy are today employees of Deloitte’s Tax Department.„We believe that it is important to draw students’ attention to the fact that in order to be competitive they need...
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| CE Top 500 |
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11 September 2008 |
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Central Europe will maintain its impressive five per cent growth rates, which far outpace western Europe’s economic performance only if it completes free market reforms, warns the CE Top 500, 2007, a new Deloitte authored, ranking and report on the region’s 500 largest companies. The Deloitte Central Europe Top 500 charts companies’ progress in a region, which... |
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| Global Banking Industry Outlook 2008 |
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27 August 2008 |
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Bratislava, 27 August 2008 – The credit crisis has created an unsteady environment for the banking... |
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| Europe Will Have to Face a Lack of Talents |
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20 August 2008 |
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Contact: Diana Karaffová
Deloitte Slovakia
Clients & Markets Senior Coordinator
+421 2 582 49 187
Bratislava, 20 August 2008 – European firms will soon face a significant decrease in the number of talented employees. According to a recent study by Deloitte, a Big Four consulting firm, this decrease is predominantly attributable to an ageing population, a shrinking labour force and changes in employee expectations. To prevent the loss of talents, firms will have to make a considerable change... |
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