EFESO Consulting, Eurazeo PME and Argos Wityu have announced the signing of an agreement for the acquisition of EFESO Consulting by Eurazeo PME, alongside management. Eurazeo PME will hold approximately 70% of the capital. The transaction is expected to close in January 2019, after the release from suspensive conditions and approval from competition authorities. Eurazeo […]
Healthcare-focused GP ArchiMed has acquired French biotechnology laboratory Clean Cells from Sodero Gestion. Over the past three years, Clean Cells has experienced substantial growth in its original core business segments and made a successful launch as CDMO in the phage therapy sector. ArchiMed has joined the capital of Clean Cells to help drive the company’s growth […]
The start of a new year bears new challenges. The global economy is currently in the midst of a slow growth environment, labour shortage in mature markets and skill deficiencies in emerging economies – all on top of a China vs. USA trade war, ongoing Brexit talks and increased uncertainty on an international level.
From investment trends and the relationships between Eastern and Western economies, to the countries, sectors and projects to look out for, Katina Hristova spoke to three leading experts who discuss prospects to watch for in 2019.
Historically, financial investors have always been able to rely on casino stocks rising in the markets long-term. However, as we discussed back in November, many of the leading land-based casino conglomerates are seeing their values fall, some by as much as 30%. Interest in land-based casinos appears to be waning, with the world’s casino capitals – Las Vegas and Macau – experiencing declining monthly gaming revenues.
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Artificial Intelligence has been a buzzword on many business and finance leaders’ lips. It’s tipped to revolutionise how we work and, for some organisations, change is already happening. However, AI demands significant time and financial investment, making it out of reach for many businesses.
With Brexit posing a potential threat to the supply of migrant workers, there is a pressing need for UK companies to nurture talent. But is the finance sector doing enough to develop staff and offer skilled career progression?
Spreadsheets have to be the biggest viral invention. They are everywhere, and without even realising it, most businesses have a complete dependency on them. Dependency on the technology, as well as (and more importantly) a dependency on a small set of people with the skills to manually manage impressive complexity.
Blockchain has been touted as an emerging technology that will revolutionise the way we do things, and thus it has many passionate supporters and sceptics.
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