WILLEMSTAD – Due to a number of factors, many local companies have seen their revenues and margins decrease over the last decade. As a result, these companies have focused on cost cutting measures such as reductions in personnel and sales expenses, and a move away from making sponsorships and donations in order to sustain their profitability. […] Source: Dutch Caribbean News RBC FX Trading & Commercial Banking – continues to help clients prosper and thrive here in Curacao
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