On Monday the European statistics agency, Eurostat, revised Greece’s budget shortfall up to 15.4% for last year. This statistic as well as the current difficulties Portugal, Greece and Ireland are experiencing with their bond prices put Europe in a position of having to consider to offer help again. The question today is whether these countries ...
Britain’s chancellor, George Osborne, has announced his plan to cut £81 billion by 2014-2015 to cut budget deficit. The deficit amounts to approximately 10% of GDP this year. The first step is done, £5 billion have already been shaved of this year’s spending but the chancellor is planning on taking drastic measures to reach his ...
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Donald Trump is about to invest in the Indian property market with his new project in Mumbai. Trump is not the only one that has taken interest in the Asian market. In 2009, American real estate giant and CEO of Island Capital Group, Andrew Farkas, invested in a project with a property developer to build luxury marina facilities along the Dubai waterfront. The Asian real estate market has been very lucrative, which is now shown by Trump’s 65-storey Trump Towers project. Indian real estate firm, Rohan Lifescapes, is going to execute the plan and build the towers, which will officially launch when Trump takes his trip to India in the near future. Chairman Harresh Mehta named it an ‘iconic project.’ He discusses the future of the building that will become a 3,00,000-square-foot complex with 45 spacious apartments. In addition to the number of apartments, the main features of the building are going to be a luxury spa, gymnasium and mini-theatre next to a hi-tech security system. "The bookings would start in February and we expect good response."