Our Press Releases page contains links to news and information about the firm's activities within the CIS. Press releases in this area of the site date back approximately 12 months, with the most recent appearing at the top of the page.
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| In the holiday mood 2008: Whether or not the crisis has an impact on holiday spending |
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26 November 2008 |
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Deloitte presents the findings of the annual international New Year consumer activity survey. The survey has been performed regularly in European countries and in the US since 1998. The 2008 survey was conducted in Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, South Africa, Russia and Ukraine. Russia participated in the survey for the third consecutive year. Surveying activities were carried out in early October 2008, using a sample which included 800 people, living... |
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| Deloitte achieves 6th year of double-digit revenue growth |
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29 July 2008 |
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Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (“Deloitte”) announced that fiscal year 2008 aggregate member firm revenue increased by 18.6 percent in U.S. dollars, and 13.0 percent in local currencies, 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. Deloitte aggregate revenues were US$23.1 billion in FY2007. When announcing the results, Deloitte Global CEO Jim Quigley said, “Our people’s continued focus on excellence and their demonstrated ability... |
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| Mixed fortunes for European hoteliers |
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02 July 2008 |
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Year-to-April results from the STR Global HotelBenchmark™ Survey show that European hotels got off to a slow start in 2008, with revenue per available room (revPAR) up only 1.1% to €68. Analysis by Deloitte, the business advisory firm, shows that even though hotel performance in general is static there are still several success stories across the continent. Hotels in Russia continue to perform well, with Moscow achieving some of the highest revPAR results in Europe at US$255, despite limited occupancy growth. In US currency this amounted to revPAR growth of... |
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| Innovation in emerging markets: 2008 annual study |
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14 May 2008 |
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Moscow, 14 May 2008 – Heightened publicity over product recalls has made product safety, as well as product quality and environmental standards, in emerging markets a hot-button issue. According to a new “Innovation in Emerging Markets” annual study by the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (“Deloitte”) Global Manufacturing Industry Group, boards of directors, senior management, and investors of global manufacturers across industry sectors are sitting up and taking notice. Roughly two-thirds or more of both developed market and emerging market executives surveyed by Deloitte said that over the last 12 months these issues had... |
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| The “I Can! Adaptation Through Sport” gives children with disabilities the opportunity to engage in sports with peers. |
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25 April 2008 |
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The “I Can!” project started off in Luzhniki on 22 April. The universal gym hall “Druzhba” hosted the first tennis lesson for a class of disabled kids in the sports section operating on the basis of the Luzhniki Children and Youth Sport School. The classes will held regularly as part of the “I Can!” project carried out as a collaboration of several large companies, including Regional Public Organization of Invalids “Perspectiva”, Luzhniki CYSS, Johnson & Johnson, Adi Dassler and the Deloitte Foundation charities, with the support from the United... |
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| F1 Grands Prix are the world’s most valuable annual sporting events |
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19 March 2008 |
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Formula 1 boasts the world’s highest revenue generating annual sporting events, with the 18 Grands Prix in 2007 having an average revenue of $217 million. This compares with per game values of $24 million in the NFL, $8 million in the FA Premier League and $2 million in the MLB..jpg) At absolute revenue levels, F1’s global revenues of $3.9 billion (Source: Formula Money) mean only the NFL ($6.5 billion in 2006) and MLB ($5.1 billion in 2006) earn more revenue, albeit from a substantially higher number of... |
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| United rise but Real Madrid stays top |
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18 February 2008 |
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Manchester United has climbed two places to second in the latest Football Money League from business advisory firm Deloitte, which ranks the 20 biggest football clubs in the world based on revenue. Real Madrid remains the world’s largest revenue generating club, completing a hat-trick of first place finishes. Analysis in the Football Money League is based on the latest financial information for the 2006/07 season. Manchester United is joined in the top five by Chelsea and Arsenal. Chelsea has climbed two places to fourth whilst Arsenal is the biggest climber in the 2007... |
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| 2008 Global Powers of Retailing |
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16 January 2008 |
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Russian retailers break into world’s top 250, according to Deloitte study Retailers from Russia entered the list of the world’s 250 largest retailers for the first time in fiscal 2006, according to a new report, 2008 Global Powers of Retailing, from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, in conjunction with STORES magazine. This report identifies the 250 largest retailers around the world based on publicly available data for the companies’ fiscal year 2006 (encompasses fiscal years ended through June 2007). The report also provides an outlook for the global... |
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| Facing the expectations of public markets |
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15 January 2008 |
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Deloitte surveys hundreds of opinion leaders on the challenges of IPO A new report published by Deloitte shows how the expectations of IPO held by private business leaders differ from the real experiences of their listed peers. The report compares opinions of business leaders in 5 industry groups and 3 countries: Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. The survey was carried out in September-December 2007. Interviewees numbered CEOs, CFOs and Chairs of companies either approaching, undergoing, or having completed IPOs. Read the report below. |
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| Fastest growing high-tech firms identified by 2007 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA ranking |
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09 December 2007 |
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- The UK has the most ranked companies with 91 of the 500, closely followed by France with 68.
- Israeli firms take first, second and third place.
- The average five-year revenue growth for all companies is 1,443%, the highest since the awards began.
- The Survey of Fast 500 CEOs reveals that 79.5% of this year’s CEOs were extremely or very confident about achieving the same growth rates over the next two years.
The full Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA list is announced today, Tuesday November 27. This ranks public and private technology companies from 21 countries in EMEA with a minimum revenue of... |
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