Group of Seven countries met in London on Saturday and agreed to back United States President Joe Biden’s proposal for a minimum global corporate tax rate.
The Virgin Islands climbed four places to regain its title as the top financial centre out of 13 in the Latin America and Caribbean region in the 29th edition of the Global Financial Centres Index, which is released twice yearly by the London-based think tank Z/Yen Group.
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BOSTON, March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ VUE Health fills four strategic senior leaders Matthew West as VP, Human Resources Director, Eyrin Pena, MD, as Medical Director, Amy Knierim as Editorial Director, and Dan Platz as Account Director.
VUE Health hires Dan Platz as Account Director
VUE Health hires Eyrin Pena, MD as new Medical Director
VUE Health hires Matthew West as first VP, Human Resources
VUE Health, a woman-owned Boston-based pharmaceutical marketing firm, continues its expansion by adding Matthew West as VP, Human Resources Director, Eyrin Pena, MD, as Medical Director, Amy Knierim as Editorial Director, and Dan Platz as Account Director. VUE has also promoted Kristin Wilson to SVP, Director of Client Services and Scott Dubow to SVP, Director of Digital.
New incorporation numbers hit a 20-year low in 2019, and they are on track to fall further this year. The total number of active companies also hit at least a 13-year low last year. Above is the Registry of Corporate Affairs in Pasea. (Photo: CLAIRE SHEFCHIK)
Shortly before the Covid- 19 pandemic began to wreak havoc on the global economy, the Virgin Islands quietly reached its own troubling economic milestone: New company incorporations, long viewed as the bread and butter of the financial services industry, hit a 20-year low of 26,150 in 2019, falling to about a third of their 2007 peak.
This year, they are on track to drop even further, with just 10,000 companies incorporated through the end of June, down 3,579 from the same period in 2019.