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ITP: Invest in Turin and Piedmont
The region is a premier location for companies in search of a first-class investment location in Europe.
Nicaragua: A New Era Dawns
A new period of optimism for Nicaragua begins.
Aruba
The Caribbean island of Aruba is rightly proud of its independence, stability and expanding tourism industry.
Meet the New Auto Industry
Change comes as standard equipment for the auto industry. But it's never happened like this before.
Bahamas: Laying the Red Carpet
Newly elected Prime Minister of the Bahamas Perry G. Christie has pledged to cut through bureaucracy to offer investors a red carpet instead of red tape and to boost tourism and financial services as the main engines of economic growth.
Very Much at Home in Hungary
International companies and the executives running them
Focus Your Most Valuable Asset on the Bottom Line
With Real-Time Human Capital Management
No Turning Back for Tanzania
After years of state-controlled economy, market-driven reforms are now the foundation of growing prosperity
Business Travel
Business travel has undergone a dramatic transformation in the last 18 months as economic, technological and social influences take hold.
Control Your Largest Uncontrolled Costs
With Real-Time Management Over Services Spending
Hungary
Europe's premier performer plans further growth
Diversity at the Forefront
Visionary Leaders See Results
Business Travel
Business travel has undergone a dramatic transformation in the last 18 months as economic, technological and social influences take hold.
Real-Time Financial Accountability
Your Company's Future May Depend on it
Chivas Adventure
Your Company's Future May Depend on it
Security Strategy
Intrusion Protection, Confidentiality, Business Continuity
Insurance 2002
The March to Profitability
European Insurance
Home-market boundaries have melted away
Global Meeting Strategies
Trade show remain the backbone of business activity despite the market correction and the aftermath of the September 11 tragedy.
Lebanon: Unity at the Top
Before Lebanon can build upon its important regional and national advantages, concerted political action is needed to resolve the debt crisis.
CRM
Improving Demand Chain Intelligence for Competitive Advantage
Croatia: Striving for EU Expansion
The first in our series on EU expansion
Cal-IT
October 21st-22nd, 2002 in London
Miles, Points and Service Bring Travelers Back
Business travelers enjoy the view from the driver's seat
Supply Chain: Focus on the Future
New routes to efficiency
Egypt, Ancient and New
Few places can run forever on their legacy. With experienced financiers and a young workforce, Egypt is retooling its economy for the 21st century
Germany's Landesbanken
Responding to the challenge from Brussels
Leaner LG Chem Aims to be a Global Leader by 2005
Ki-Ho No, president and CEO of LG Chem, Ltd., Korea's leading chemical producer, explains what the company is doing to turn its corporate vision into reality.
The World of First Class Business Travel
Serving the Business Elite
Outsourcing for Strategic Advantage
Why invest in functions that don't provide strategic advantage?
China's Legend Becoming a Legend in Its Own Time
Liu Chuan Zhi, chairman of China's largest PC manufacturer, Legend Group, Ltd., speaks about the importance of his company's vision.
Broadband Leaves the Head Office
New Horizons for Corporate Data Access
Quanta--Taiwan's Computing Manufacturing Star
Barry Lam, founder and chairman of Taiwan notebook PC manufacturer Quanta Computer, Inc. talks about the importance of innovation in his company's rise to become the world's top producer of notebook PCs.
Business Flying in the New Travel Environment
Corporate travelers value the flexibility, security and time advantages of business aviation more than ever.
Singapore Airlines
Top executives of Singapore Airlines (SIA) talk about how innovation and contempt for the status quo has helped the company grow from the humblest of beginnings into an industry leader.
BELIZE: Land of Discovery
Belize's growing and diversifying economy offers great opportunities for investors, while its landscapes, bio-diversity and barrier reef lure the traveler in search of beauty and adventure
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
Pian Sukro, President and CEO of Kuala Lumpur-based Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), explains how the company's vision has helped in its transformation from a nationalized electricity provider into one of Malaysia's foremost private corporations.
CeBIT Asia 2002
The inaugural CeBIT Asia event was held last year in Shanghai, attracting approximately 500 exhibitors and 25,000 visitors.
Hero Honda Motors, Ltd.
Brijmohan Lall, chairman of motorcycle manufacturer Hero Honda Motors, Ltd., and his son, Pawan Munjal, the company's managing director and CEO, speak about the part innovation has played in the company's rise to the top.
A Sustainable Future for Chemicals
It's not just for the drugstore anymore. Agriculture and the petrochemical industry are key focuses, too.
E-Learning: Opportunities to Excel
At a time when many corporations are hammering down training budgets, spending on electronic learning is accelerating.
Lee Kum Kee
Eddy Lee, chairman of Lee Kum Kee Co. Ltd, tells how this family-owned sauce and condiment business has spiced up more than a hundred years of experience with some fresh thinking to maintain its lead in the food industry.
The ROI of Storage
As data storage needs soar, users have a multitude of options.
Energy 2002
Meeting global needs--responsibly.
Nigeria: Ready for Competition
While presidential elections are scheduled for 2003, the Obasanjo government is pursuing its liberalization policy and opening domestic markets.
Peru: The Path to Growth and Stability
As the government of President Alejandro Toledo approaches its first anniversary, Peru looks set to continue its steady recovery, focusing on privatization, attracting foreign investment, improving the industrial sector and expanding tourism.
Aerospace & Aviation
Farnborough International 2002 will take place July 22-28 in the United Kingdom. To mark this important occasion Aviation Week provides an overview of the industry worldwide.
Ecuador: The Keys to Recovery
Emerging from the worst crisis of the last half a century, in just two years President Noboa's policies have brought inflation under control and led to positive GDP growth
Ukraine Is Open for Business
Ukraine's investor friendly and business oriented policy is drawing increasing levels of foreign investment
The Healthy Traveler
Staying healthy is the key to staying productive on the road.
Optimizing Brazil
The world's 9th largest economy, Brazil is the de facto leader of Latin America. fiscal restraint and long term planning allow its reemergence in global trade
Dominican Republic:
A Global Isle, with a Twist
Business Goes Wireless
The success of wireless and mobile software applications is helping companies achieve a rapid return on investment.
Minnesota: World Class Competitor
In the challenging global market, the North Star State is leading the way.
European Business Aviation
An overview of the industry in Europe for the 2002 EBACE in Geneva.
Korea
A global player and a land of contrasts
The Cyber Traveler
Reducing Costs, Increasing Customer Satisfaction
Making Profit Out of Data
Business Intelligence Helps the Data in Existing Systems Generate Additional Revenue
Insurance
The Financial Lubricant of Free Enterprise
European Bank of Reconstruction & Development Annual Meeting
S&P insight into the Eastern European economies and the outlook for investment
Supply Chain Teamwork
Nothing but NET (profit)
CRM: Building the Collaborative Enterprise
Companies are working harder than ever to find and keep customers -- at a competitive cost.
Oman
The Sultanate's New Trade Routes
A Wealth of Attention
The changing wealth management landscape
Corporate Travel
Corporate America is looking urgently for new ways to save on costs.
Yugoslavia: Heart of the Balkans
Yugoslavia is seizing its moment to become the business and financial capital of southeastern Europe.
Diversity
In every industry, corporations no longer see mostly white men in gray suits, but a world where differences are multiplying as the world shrinks.
South Africa
Empowering a Continent
Saudi Arabia
Moment of Truth
