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Actavis not affected by Iceland’s financial collapse

Charlot Zahra

The global financial crisis has brought tiny island-nation Iceland to the brink of economic collapse, with the Government taking over the country’s three largest banks last week.>>


As tourism takes a plunge, Corinthia Group looks up

David Darmanin
Faced by the new, challenging realities of the international economic climate, Corinthia Group’s International Hotel Investments plc (IHI), is making an attempt in turning the situation to its favour by “stepping up” its business development activities “in pursuit of new hotel acquisition opportunities” at favourable prices.>>


Banking system to remain intact but economy will suffer, experts warn

Publication of the report on EU banking structures

Newly appointed Acting Editor for Business Today

Developing new energy for the future

Letter: Austin Gatt replies …In his usual decorous fashion

US to inject US$ 250 billion into US banks

Trading on Icelandic stock exchange resumes as IMF discusses finance deal

Mark Lamb: The ‘n’ word

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Actavis not affected by Iceland’s financial collapse

As tourism takes a plunge, Corinthia Group looks up


Banking system to remain intact but economy will suffer, experts warn

Publication of the report on EU banking structures

Newly appointed Acting Editor for Business Today

Developing new energy for the future

Letter: Austin Gatt replies …In his usual decorous fashion

US to inject US$ 250 billion into US banks

Trading on Icelandic stock exchange resumes as IMF discusses finance deal

Mark Lamb: The ‘n’ word

 

 

 

 


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