The FINANCIAL -- “The fact that Georgia does not have luxury brands and the local designers are not famous worldwide does not mean that there are no clients interested in luxury service,” Denis Morisset, former CEO of fashion houses Pierre Balmain and
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- As a result of successful partnership between Chevening Programme and Bank of Georgia five Georgian scholars are already selected for the 2014/2015 study year to continue their education in UK Universities, while only three scholars were chosen last year.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Those that are involved in the fashion industry in Georgia are set to benefit from a one-day master class given by expert in the luxury business Mr. Denis Morisset, on the topic: “Successful sales and service building in the
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Large numbers of tourists are cancelling pre-booked trips to Georgia due to the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Israel as well as the 3 days of shooting that occurred between Azerbaijan and Armenia. So far about 50 percent of
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Georgia needs to empower more women in business as women’s economic contributions are vital for developing countries like Georgia, say professors from Tbilisi State University and Rotterdam School of Management.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- After five months of operations in Georgia, the online food-ordering portal ‘foodpanda’ is going viral on local market. Currently foodpanda is represented in Tbilisi, Mtskheta and Rustavi. With a strong financial backing from its holding company Rocket Internet, one
MoreAfter five months of operations in Georgia, the online food-ordering portal ‘foodpanda’ is going to open up in Batumi and Kutaisi from September 2014. Currently foodpanda is represented in Tbilisi, Mtskheta and Rustavi. With a strong financial backing from its holding company
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Zurab Abashidze, Georgian Prime Minister’s Special Representative in Relations with Russia, told The FINANCIAL that Georgia is not considering the issue of imposing sanctions on Russia at this stage.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Georgian banks are going to cut interest rates on credit and deposits from September 2014, according to a source at one of the leading banks. The announcement is expected to be made in late August.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- The United States is one of the most popular countries for Georgian students to study in. But the statistics show that the number of students studying in the U.S. is very low. The comparably expensive travel costs and high
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