Επιτέλους. Μεγάλο βήμα, άξιο συγχαρητηρίων λαμβάνοντας υπόψη τα εμπόδια που προβάλλονταν τόσο καιρό. 👏👏 Μπράβο και στους @A_Milidonis και @pandreou77 για την επιμονή τους.
@A_Milidonis Στην Κύπρο είναι cash και real estate. 🙂 Ευτυχώς έχει αναπτυχθεί ο τομέας των ταμείων προνοίας που αυτόματα επενδύουν ένα μέρος σε μετοχές.
@SofronClerides@SavvidesGL@AnnaKoukkides Exactly. And for a case that had a political extension to it, yet it did not stop or delay the case from going to trial.
Φαίνεται να είναι ειδική περίπτωση.
Αλλά το θέμα των εγγυητών είναι ένα ανοικτό κεφάλαιο που έρχεται μετά από πολλά χρόνια να επηρεάσει αρκετούς.
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@BarretK You mean they consider on a per gram basis. Makes sense, but is it possible for all products?
Example: a roll of small plastic trash bags. The trash bags got much thinner. They still measure price per roll.
Noticed similar changes in our supermarkets: either less product or inferior quality of product.
Even mass retail cloth stores decreased quality of their products (yes, even lower than before).
Does anyone else notice that Shrinkflation keeps getting more out of hand every month?
200 g vs 150 g
It seems like supermarkets are just wringing us dry at this point and I’m really curious how far companies will take it to make products as tiny as physically possible.
This cheese *used* to be 200g, now it’s 150g yet the price is even more expensive.
Even hardcore budgeting, cooking and eating *everything* at home, omitting non-essentials and treats, and strategically meal planning just doesn’t help like it used to. How the heck are people (especially low/mid income families) supposed to eat despite doing all the “right” things?
A round table talk by some of the most influential and experienced financial professionals in the world.
They discuss their views on the economy.
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Remember this gem of a video that SBF did? It was all about how SBF didn't care about money, he was going to give away his billions of $$$ to save the world. Crypto was just a method to make the world a better place. And the media praised him non-stop.
CZ Binance also did a similar video.
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I lost my dad at 63.
Then I lost my father-in-law at 72.
Both my mum and mother-in-law are widowers.
But they are not the only ones. Among their friends, they are the majority. Yet, women are the ones economically disadvantaged at retirement. For a number of reasons.
Η Alison Cosadinos, Partner, International Wealth Solutions, Aon θα συζητήσει σχετικά με την επάρκεια συνταξιοδότησης, με έμφαση στο συνταξιοδοτικό χάσμα μεταξύ των δύο φύλων – τα βασικά αίτια και τα πρακτικά βήματα που μπορούν να ληφθούν
#Aon#Wealth
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People sleep on Martin Scorsese as a commercial director.
He's been directing commercials since 1968 (!), but my favorite is his 2013 campaign for Dolce & Gabbana's fragrance, The One.
It's called Street of Dreams, and it was marketed as a short film.
Here's why it works so well:
1. 🔥🧪 Chemistry + star power. Hello, Scarlett and McConaughey.
2. Mystery. What's happening? Who are they to each other? What's going to happen? How are two people allowed to be so beautiful?
3. Cinematic language. Aesthetically, this piece fits in right alongside the Old Hollywood classics.
4. Even bigger star power: New York City, captured by the best NYC director of all time. (I said it!)
Street of Dreams makes it feel like you've just stepped into an old theater, in the middle of a classic film screening. The black and white, the widescreen, the shallow depth of field, a vintage Alfa Romeo, the iconic skyline, D&G styling, and a swooning score in Italian:
Even though you have no idea what's going on, you don't need to. The stars share gazes full of Meaning, hinting at a Torrid Past—or rather, at The One that got away.
It all screams Film, with a capital "F."
There's no mention of the product. It's A Martin Scorsese Picture—which, by the way, is another luxury product.
Every piece of it gestures toward emotion, is dripping with nostalgia.
In other words: this is a ✨vibes✨ piece. And as we know, vibes are everything—especially when you're marketing a luxury product.
With premium goods, especially with in the ephemeral world of fragrance, branding matters more than the actual material product.
And the best branding crosses over from "branding" into the cinematic sublime.