Learn how central banks in Australia, India, Indonesia, and Japan and tackling high inflation rates. Read the September edition of the Asia Pacific economic outlook, published by Deloitte Research.

The Austrian Deloitte Financial Services Industry practice is hosting a free, day-long seminar on 11 September that will bring together leaders from a variety of industries to discuss the risks and opportunities facing financial institutions. Registration closes on 5 September.

This podcast highlights how a framework for solving problems by putting the right components in place using a common set of priorities, allows companies to rapidly adapt to dynamic market conditions.

The global hotel market got off to a good start in 2008, driven by strong average room rate growth. Analysis by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu shows that for the first six months of the year, North America was the only region not to record double-digit revenue per available room (revPAR) growth (in US$).

This report reveals Turkey's continued perception as a country to invest in, as expectations for significant growth remain valid.

This survey reveals that private equity investors expect a continued deterioration in the economic climate over the second half of 2008. However, they retain confidence in the longer term future.

Hotels in Asia Pacific continued their good fortune during the first six months of 2008, with revenue per available room (revPAR) up 13.2%, outperforming the 12% growth achieved in 2007. Analysis by Deloitte, the business advisory firm, shows that revPAR broke the US$100 milestone to reach US$103. Improvements were driven by double-digit increases in average room rates, which now stand at US$151.

This podcast addresses how companies are putting aside hard-nosed analysis in favor of back-of-the-envelope guesswork as they plot out their deal strategy.

This podcast addresses how companies can manage electronic communications more efficiently by adopting a Litigation Readiness program.

Sharing sensitive data with third parties may be necessary, but it always carries a degree of risk.