The Media Line Staff Tel Aviv, Israel (TML) – Housing prices in Israel are the fastest increasing in the world, says one industry watchdog. The cost of real estate has risen by 30 percent since September 2008 according to Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fisher. Young couples and everyday Israelis are finding it harder to [...]

As corporate advisors, we meet with many companies who seek investment capital to help with the growth of their business. But attracting investor capital depends greatly on whether they are ‘investor ready’ or not. Recently, a company in the building industry approached us to raise A$5m capital for them. They were well established and [...]

If you want to hit the ground running with your business, but you are not confident in your skills as a business leader, consider working with a mentor. A mentor can reduce your learning curve, and save you a tremendous amount of time, effort and money. Your business will be in the black, you will [...]

Business investors are individuals, typically entrepreneurs or former executives themselves, who provide funding for small business start-ups. They’ll do this in exchange for a stake in the company and the hope of a high return on their investment, and usually expect a degree of ownership or control over the business. Business investors will typically provide [...]

Many aspiring entrepreneurs have great business plans at hand but lack the capital required to get the business off the ground. If you are one of them, then you can relax, because there is a way to get rid of this bottleneck. You can approach a business investor, especially an angel investor, to help you [...]

Angeles City, a hidden entertainment paradise, is located in the Philippines! It is a 2-hour drive from Manila, the capital of the Philippines and located next to what used to be the U.S. Clark Air Force Base. The strip of go-go bars that run along Angeles Citys popular tourist area, “Fields Avenue” and expatriate hangout Perimeter Road, have evolved into glitzy, world-class establishments.

Hasan A. Yahya, Ph.Ds This article argue that H1N1 in modern age, like SARS in the 1930s, need to be globally managed far from narrow national political policy making. Therefore, This analysis will not deal with symptoms or methods of prevention. Apart from killing at least 2,185 people worldwide, the H1N1 virus – popularly known [...]