Business & Finance
Management acquitted in procuring case at Sass’ Café
The verdict in one of Monaco’s most high-profile cases this year has been announced, with the court finding Samuel T, also known as Samy, not guilty of procuring allegations at the iconic Sass’ Cafe. However, six other individuals were convicted on the charges.
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CID to step up support for graduates
The Graduates Integration Commission says it will be offering individualised coaching and targeted networking opportunities to Monaco graduates to help them find jobs in this post-pandemic...
Summer of diplomatic missions for Monaco
The hot summer days haven’t stopped the wheels of diplomacy from turning for representatives of the Principality who have been busy at work.
Supreme Court: company directors not liable for company debt
A decision by the Supreme Court states that, in the event a company ceases to be able to pay their bills, responsibility does not necessarily fall to the managing directors to fill the gaps.
MonacoTech equips itself with a FabLab
MonacoTech has stepped up its support for young innovative companies with its new FabLAB, a scientific laboratory that will help with the formation of prototypes and PoCs.
Female entrepreneur series: Bioscientist Cindy Benod
We speak with Cindy Benod, one of the world’s few female biotech CEOs, about securing seed funding for her new muscle injury treatment and why she chose Monaco to establish her start-up.
Monaco’s latest move in fight against money launderers
Government officials have met for their first informal meeting to discuss the fight against money laundering whilst respecting the rights of those who obey the law.
