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Europe’s Banking Market In Need Of A “Fintervention”– And Now Has A Major Opportunity To Transform Itself

The FINANCIAL -- European banks must initiate an overhaul in order to fend off new and varied challengers as the spectre of Brexit looms over the sector. This is a key finding of a new report by PwC which predicts the banking industry is set to emerge from the recent crisis into a radically different regulatory, technological and economic environment that will shape its profile and structure for ...

Cities Without Cars, Pollution, and Accidents? They May Not Be Far Away

The FINANCIAL -- Widespread urban adoption of self-driving vehicles (SDVs) and “robo-taxis,” or self-driving taxis, could result in a 60% drop in the number of cars on city streets, an 80% or ...

Mikheil Machavariani On Loans

The FINANCIAL -- On 25 June 2016, on air on Rustavi 2, United National Movement member, Mikheil Machavariani, stated: “The amount of unpaid bank loans is GEL 355 million. This means that people ...

More than four in ten working adults think their work impacts their health

The FINANCIAL -- More than four in ten working adults (44%) say their current job has an impact on their overall health, and one in four (28%) say that impact is positive, a new NPR/Robert Wood ...

Perception of Studying Abroad: Many Georgians want to study abroad, but not many are actually doing it

Georgia has a trade deficit with many countries, due to various reasons including the lack of manufacturing, qualified staff, and oil reserves in our nation. In 2014, exports totaled $2,861 million, ...

FactCheck: Mayor of Tbilisi About K2

The FINANCIAL -- During his speech at the session of the Tbilisi City Council, the Mayor of Tbilisi, Davit Narmania, accused the United National Movement of using flawed practice and stated that the ...

Explainer: Who Is Fethullah Gulen?

The FINANCIAL -- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and those around him have been quick to blame the country’s foiled coup on what they say is a “shadow state” seeking to overthrow the ...

Auto Service in Georgia on its Highway to Renewal

The FINANCIAL -- Cars have long ago become a basic marker of social achievement for the Georgian population. This assumption can be confirmed with statistical data: according to Geostat, in 2016 ...

Resource productivity in the EU up by 35% in 2015 compared with 2000

The FINANCIAL -- In the European Union (EU), resource productivity increased to 2.00 €/kg in 2015 from 1.48 €/kg in 2000, an increase of 35.4% in real terms. Resource productivity measures how ...

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Muslims and Islam: Key findings in the U.S. and around the world

The FINANCIAL -- Muslims are the fastest-growing religious group in the world. The growth and regional migration of Muslims, combined with the ongoing impact of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria ...

Georgia’s exports to Russia increased

The FINANCIAL --Georgia’s foreign trade turnover in the first half of 2016 declined by 11% year-on-year to USD 4.22 billion, excluding one-off import of USD 1.48 billion worth donated C hepatitis ...

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Europe’s Banking Market In Need Of A “Fintervention”– And Now Has A Major Opportunity To Transform Itself

Cities Without Cars, Pollution, and Accidents? They May Not Be Far Away

Mikheil Machavariani On Loans

More than four in ten working adults think their work impacts their health

Perception of Studying Abroad: Many Georgians want to study abroad, but not many are actually doing it

FactCheck: Mayor of Tbilisi About K2

Explainer: Who Is Fethullah Gulen?

Auto Service in Georgia on its Highway to Renewal

Resource productivity in the EU up by 35% in 2015 compared with 2000

Weekly Market Watch by Galt & Taggart

Muslims and Islam: Key findings in the U.S. and around the world

Georgia’s exports to Russia increased

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