Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright is opening a new office in Monaco to serve shipping and finance clients in the area, according to Global Trade Review.
The office will be headed by Dimitri Sofianopoulos, partner and head of Norton Rose Fulbright Greece. Sofianopoulos will divide his time between the Greek office and Monaco.
Commenting on the new location, the global head of transport, Harry Theochari says, “Despite the shipping downturn, we have continued to invest in our shipping and wider transport practice. We look forward to extending our global footprint further with the opening of our office in Monaco.”
The Monaco opening follows the company’s recent expansion in San Francisco and Vancouver.
Speaking ahead of his home Grand Prix this weekend, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc says that he believes the “poor luck” he has experienced in Monaco, and more recently in Barcelona, will turn around.
The Strategic Council for Attractiveness has been reinstated, spurred by the appointment of Frédéric Genta as Secretary General, with a goal of enticing new investment to the Principality.
While attending the Monte-Carlo Fashion Awards with her daughter Gabriella, Princess Charlene has told local media that she now feels “serene”, although still fragile.
MonacoTech has announced that one of the companies they support, Yachtneeds, has just raised €1.25 million in funding, allowing for a major expansion of the business starting this summer.
Speaking ahead of his home Grand Prix this weekend, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc says that he believes the “poor luck” he has experienced in Monaco, and more recently in Barcelona, will turn around.
With the season over, the focus of fans and of sporting directors across Europe has turned to the upcoming transfer window, which is already whirring into action.
An advanced premier screening of the new documentary film on legendary Formula 1 driver Sir Jackie Stewart saw both the man himself and Prince Albert II in attendance at One Monte-Carlo.
Decisions taken by the Automobile Club of Monaco (ACM) back in January, when the evolution of the pandemic was unclear, will impact this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix, notably meaning no fan zones.
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The French government has announced that the public must show a valid health pass at bars, restaurants and on long-distance plane, train and bus travel from 9th August.
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The number of resident cards issued in Monaco to US citizens is around 275, although the community totals around 300, when including children under-16 years.
For Americans, or friends of Americans, looking to celebrate the Declaration of Independence in Monaco, here's what on today.
Stars’n’Bars is hosting its annual Fourth of July party but this year, due to the events popularity, the festivities will spill out onto the street in front of the bar on the port of Monaco.
There will be live music by Fat Cat Hackett, entertainment for adults and children and an all-American BBQ. Entry is free from 6 pm, and there's a pre-party aperitif until 7 pm upstairs on the StarDeck, with a cash bar. For the barbecue, coupons can be purchased for €3 and €5.
Later in the month, there will be a special evening for MonacoUSA members at the barracks of the Carabiniers du Prince, to watch the second entrant in the annual International Fireworks Competition. Reservations must be made in advance as only 80 people can attend, and there will be many attractions during the evening, including a visit to the Carabiniers’ private historical museum.
Nikki Beach will be celebrating Independence Day with a "Let's Play Ball" party, honouring various American sports, including baseball and American football. Staff on the rooftop of the Fairmont Monte Carlo will be wearing sport uniforms and the hostess will be the referee for the evening. And don't forget the cheerleaders ...
As part of the Méridien Beach Plaza hotel’s summer cinema – a chance to rediscover cult films shot around the Mediterranean – Roger Vadim’s And God Created Women will be shown “under the stars” in French with English subtitles Tuesday at 9:45 pm. Limited seating, tickets are €30, which includes a signature cocktail and popcorn, or €25 for guests of L'intempo restaurant. Valet service available.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KzP4bC1Ypg
At part of the Monte Carlo Sporing Music Festival, Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox performs its second night at the Salle des Étoiles, at 8:30 pm.
In 2009, Scott Bradlee posted a video of a session on Youtube playing the repertoire of the Canadian group Nickelback on 1960s arrangements, “A Motown Tribute to Nickelback”. Encouraged by this initial smash success, he created his own Youtube channel and formed the Postmodern Jukebox where different musicians and vocalists took turns. Shortly later, their vintage cover Radiohead’s "Creep" shattered the internet with 19 million views.
Tickets for 8:30 pm dinner show are €143.50.
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The number of resident cards issued in Monaco to US citizens is around 275, although the community totals around 300, when including children under-16 years.
For Americans, or friends of Americans, looking to celebrate the Declaration of Independence in Monaco, here's what on today.
