Business & Finance
Marriott hotel in Cap d’Ail sold to Swiss investment firm Achernar Assets
The Riviera Marriott Hotel La Porte de Monaco in Cap d’Ail has been sold by Schroders Capital to Swiss-based Achernar Assets in a deal reportedly worth €85 million.
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Civil servants to get pay hike to combat inflation
Monaco’s Minister of State Pierre Dartout has held his annual press conference marking the return to work after the summer holidays, encouraging people to “remain mobilised and reasonably...
Q2 stats reveal record-busting revenues for Monaco
Revenues rose 21% in Q2 of 2022 to reach a record-high of €8.7 billion, and that’s not counting Financial and Insurance activities. Here are some other standout figures from the latest IMSEE...
A busy few months ahead for MEB members
The Monaco Economic Board (MEB) returned to work on Tuesday after the summer holidays for its 42nd Members Rendezvous, looking ahead to the many events planned between now and the end of the year.
Installations for the MYS begin, disruptions planned
The enormous set up for the Monaco Yacht Show is now underway, but with the prep comes a few minor inconveniences such as street closures and parking bans. Here’s more on the affected areas.
Verstappen wins in Monza, Leclerc takes second
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen overcame a five-place grid penalty to win the Italian GP on Sunday in a highly strategic race as Ferrari let it slip on their home turf.
Violence mars Nice’s Europa Conference opener
Monaco Life Journalist Luke Entwistle describes the chaotic scenes inside the Riviera Stadium between OGC Nice’s Ultras and the travelling FC Köln fans that led to 32 injuries, one seriously.
