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Volatility Will Continue

Aswath Damodaran is a professor of finance at the Stern School of Business at New York University

Bound by Lasting Friendship

Since the establishment of diplomatic ties between Indonesia and the former Yugoslavia in 1956, economic relations between the two countries have started to pick up

Passion Acc ording to IMF

If radical nationalism is a prevalent feature of official Croatian politics and Croatian society, as I think it is,

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It Doesn't Take Courage to Apologize

Miljenko Jergović (born in 1966) is probably one of the most important post-Yugoslav novelists. We say ‘post- Yugoslav’ since his body of work, the subjects he...

CorD speaks with with Mr. Ramon Weidinger, General Manager of Coca-Cola Hellenic Serbia, about the most important moments in the last four and a half decades,...

The second Summit of 100 Business Leaders of Southeast Europe took place in the Montenegrin resort of Bečići last week. One of the summit’s results was...

As an employee of Siemens Serbia, whose motto for the 125th anniversary of Siemens in Serbia was “A step ahead of time - innovations that changed...

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The Tenth Night of Museums

The tenth jubilee of Night of Museums in Serbia, which is the third biggest Night of Museums event in Europe, after France and Russia, will be celebrated with a surreal spectacle above the Sava and Danube rivers

Special Editions 2013

Appointments

New appointments

Techno Talk

The Best of BaselWorld

Jaquet-Droz Petite Heure Minute 35mm The unique ‘boutique’ brand within the Swatch Group is releasing what is perhaps their first ladies’ watch to be featured on a bracelet, in the form...

Faces & Places

June 2013

Chill out

June 2013

King Roman of Lithuania Sells tTitles A European monarch hidden away in a humble Darwin suburb in Australia is selling titles to raise money. King Roman(71) of Coconut Grove, said many...

Culture News & Events

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Fashion

Casually Suited to the Summer

Bally Tonni Reversible Belt Complete your outfit with a Bally’s reversible calfskin leather belt with their signature Trainspotting stripe on one side. This Italianmade belt gives you twice as much wear...

After Work

June 2013

Travel & Cousine

Fighting for Each Breath

I have always admired the people who knew what they wanted – even at an early age they knew they wanted to be doctors or study architecture or read Hegel...