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Want to buy a home in Italy? Overseas property expert outlines nine common mistakes to avoid - Vimarsana News

Want to buy a home in Italy? Overseas property expert outlines nine common mistakes to avoid

Buyers are warned to watch out for 'under-declaring' which is a punishable offence in Italy - and make sure they have a 40% mortgage deposit.

Want To Buy A Home In Italy? Overseas Property Expert Outlines Nine Common Mistakes To Avoid - Vimarsana News

Want To Buy A Home In Italy? Overseas Property Expert Outlines Nine Common Mistakes To Avoid

Buyers are warned to watch out for 'under-declaring' which is a punishable offence in Italy - and make sure they have a 40% mortgage deposit.

Rich Lister Raphael Geminder, the chairman of packaging company Pact Group, refused to answer any questions at the annual meeting about the buyout bid for Pact made by his private company Kin Group. - Vimarsana News

Rich Lister Raphael Geminder, the chairman of packaging company Pact Group, refused to answer any questions at the annual meeting about the buyout bid for Pact made by his private company Kin Group.

Pact Group, chaired by Raphael Geminder, suffered a heavy protest vote on its executive pay with a first strike recorded.

Source: afr.com
Why do some people get cancer and others don't? Scientists may know | Tech News - Vimarsana News

Why do some people get cancer and others don't? Scientists may know | Tech News

Australian cancer researchers have discovered the role played by circular RNA in causing cancer.

Artificial intelligence: Australia's $115bn AI prize will mean ASX winners and losers - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence: Australia's $115bn AI prize will mean ASX winners and losers

A new report suggests artificial intelligence can add up to $115 billion to the Australian economy by 2030. That’s a big prize for investors to chase. 

Source: afr.com
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