Tuesday, 2nd December 2008

guernsey international business association

‘Things will get worse before they get better’

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ISLANDERS should expect things to get worse before they get better, the Guernsey International Business Association has warned.

Going it alone doesn’t play well with business

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THE prospect of Guernsey breaking its ties with the UK has been given short shrift by local business leaders.

Reviews will be judged on outcome

AMONG the positive things coming out of last week’s Institute of Directors seminar on the first 100 days of the new States was the overwhelming desire of the businesses represented there to see government do well.

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Leave tax plan alone, says Giba

A FEAR remains in the finance industry that a new Treasury minister might want to alter zero-10, according to the Guernsey International Business Association.

‘Prove you are business-friendly’

THE new States has been told it must show its support for business.

Paris air link ‘is good for business’

GUERNSEY’S new link to Paris will benefit the business community, according to a  Giba spokesman.

‘Guernsey can profit in global credit crunch’

DIVERSITY within the island’s financial services sector will help it avoid the full effects of the global economic crisis, according to a local finance figure.

Selling our successes to ourselves

WOW, the Chamber of Commerce’s new glossy magazine which celebrates 200 years of the business group’s history in the island, is not shy about its objectives.

Hundreds of jobs unfilled in finance

FINANCE bosses are facing a recruitment headache, with hundreds of job vacancies.