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Exercise: Loyalty cards proving popular

This exercise is linked to the articles: Loyalty cards proving popular and E-shopping will not displace brick and mortar shops

Erik Rédli

Shopping centres scaling down

Retail parks and multi-purpose centres in the regions are the latest trend in retail real estate.

Erik Rédli

Exercise: Tourism numbers were down in 2014

This exercise is linked to the article: Tourism numbers were down in 2014

Erik Rédli

Successful start-up must think globally

TO SUCCEED as a start-up it is necessary to listen to the needs of the market, think globally, find a good mentor and never forget marketing. These are the main lectures which those who have already developed some start-ups have learned from their experiences. And while the start-up scene would welcome greater support from the state, keeping in mind Slovakia’s ambition to develop its economy into one more knowledge-based, start-ups should not rely entirely on the help of the government. The will to succeed is one of the basic ideas behind the concept.

Erik Rédli

Exercise: Mandatory vaccination is constitutional

This exercise is linked to the article: Mandatory vaccination is constitutional

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Exercise: Slovakia remembers Ľudovít Štúr

This exercise is linked to the article: Slovakia remembers Ľudovít Štúr

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Housing construction saving is suitable to finance reconstruction, for example.

Old-school investment still paying off

HOUSING construction savings accounts, once heavily incentivised by the state, remain popular. While the tax benefits offered by the government have fallen, interest rates remain considerably higher than those offered by basic savings accounts.

Erik Rédli