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- An Upside to Recession?
- Everyone is talking recession. President Bush is promising tax relief, and it hasn't been a very cheery couple of days for the markets. Two thirds of Americans think we're either already in or on the edge of a recession, and, not surprisingly, consumer spending has slowed. Among all this gloom...
- Blog posts 2008-01-18
- Visa delays caused by post-9/11 rules are hurting U.S. companies.(TRAVEL)
- Visa delays caused by post-9/11 rules are hurting U.S. companies. Visa delays caused by post-9/11 rules are hurting U.S. companies.
- Research articles 2006-04-07
- The American company Unilever has opened its Global Infrastructure Organisation-European Services in Britain.(Brief Article)
- * The American company Unilever has opened its Global Infrastructure ... * The American company Unilever has opened its Global Infrastructure Organisation-European Services in Britain. The company regards it as its European IT centre.
- Research articles 2001-08-15
- International trade exhibitions: Commerce Department promotions abroad - Export USA Foreign Buyer Program: Welcome U.S. Exhibitors and International Visitors
- Introduction to Germany Program on Pharmaceuticals and Healthfood. July 1992. The U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service in Germany has developed a catalog show for U.S. companies to promote their products and services in Germany. By participating in this promotion, U.S. companies are given the unique opportunity to advertise their products...
- Research articles 1992-06-15
- Don't let U.S. focus crimp oversight abroad: with increased SEC and DOJ scrutiny on U.S. companies' business practices in foreign countries, a myopic focus on U.S. policies and procedures can detract from oversight of FCPA violations.(regulation)(Securiti
- In the wake of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, companies have invested significant time and money to ensure compliance with U.S. laws and regulations. However, these laws and regulations are the Achilles' heel of many U.S. companies with foreign oper In the wake of the Sarbanes-Oxley...
- Research articles 2007-01-01
- Global sales are rising, yet global operations strategies are failing.(Management UPDATE: AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF INDUSTRY NEWS)
- That's what the global consulting firm Accenture found when it surveyed 160 sales, marketing, and supply chain executives at U.S. companies with revenues exceeding $1 billion. Accenture's researchers learned that U.S. businesses expect sales revenues That's what the global consulting firm Accenture found when it ...
- Research articles 2005-11-01
- Fiber blowing lawsuits: countersuits, settlement & dismissal: 2 U.S. companies countersue BT.
- Two American companies have filed separate lawsuits against British Telecommunications BT, seeking to invalidate the London-based telecom giant's United States patents covering cable "blowing" equipment and methods. The suite also seek to Two American companies have filed separate lawsuits against British Telecommunications BT, seeking to...
- Research articles 2004-01-01
- IRAN: U.S'S HALLIBURTON OIL COMPANY SEEKING PARTNERS IN IRAN.
- According to "Tehran Times", an informed source said that the American company Halliburton is trying to become involved in the South Pars gas field development project. Halliburton, with ties to U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney is operating According to "Tehran Times", an informed source said that...
- Research articles 2004-05-24
- Fanuc Robotics America and Deloitte Consulting LLP will work together to help North American companies improve factory efficiency through a program called "Save Your Factory.(SUPPLIER BRIEFS)
- Fanuc Robotics America and Deloitte Consulting LLP will work together to help North American companies improve ... Fanuc Robotics America and Deloitte Consulting LLP will work together to help North American companies improve factory efficiency through a program called "Save Your Factory, offering automation,...
- Research articles 2005-11-01
- U.S'S HALLIBURTON OIL COMPANY SEEKING PARTNERS IN IRAN
- According to "Tehran Times", an informed source said that the American company Halliburton is trying to become involved in the South Pars gas field development project. Halliburton, with ties to U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney is operating underAccording to "Tehran Times", an informed source said that the American company Halliburton is...
- Research articles 2004-05-24
- AIRLINE GOES AFTER U.S. COMPANY
- Bashkir Airlines has filed suit against the U.S. company Honeywell in connection with a 1 July air disaster in which 71 people -- most of them children -- were killed, regions.ru reported on 5 November. Honeywell produces the automatic warning system thatBashkir Airlines has filed suit against the U.S. company...
- Research articles 2002-11-05
- RUSSIA: AIRLINE GOES AFTER U.S. COMPANY.(Brief Article)
- Bashkir Airlines has filed suit against the U.S. company Honeywell in connection with a 1 July air disaster in which 71 people -- most of them children -- were killed, regions.ru reported on 5 November. Honeywell produces the automatic warning system Bashkir Airlines has filed suit...
- Research articles 2002-11-05
- ISRAEL: AMDOCS TO EXPAND.(looking to buy a U.S. company)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- According to Israel Line (Oct. 31), Israeli billing company Amdocs is looking to buy a U.S. company operating in the classified directory market for ... According to Israel Line (Oct. 31), Israeli billing company Amdocs is looking to buy a U.S. company operating in the classified...
- Research articles 2001-11-05
- U.S. steelmakers are dumping, Canada rules.
- Canadian steelmakers have won the latest round in their year-old trade skirmish with segments of the U.S. steel industry. The Canadian International Trade Tribunal in Ottawa ruled July 29 that several U.S. companies, including Cleveland-based LTV SteelCanadian steelmakers have won the latest round in their year-old ...
- Research articles 1993-08-09
- Industry, academics team up for competitive edge. (America on the Move: Special Industry Report)
- Partnerships with materials handling researchers help U.S. companies pull ahead of competitors Striving to increase productivity and reduce costs, some U.S. companies have discovered a new competitive weapon: materials handling research and d Partnerships with materials handling researchers...
- Research articles 1992-09-01
- U.S. COMPANY STARTS OPERATION IN SHANGHAI
- AsiaInfo Services 04-03-2001 U.S. Company Starts Operation in Shanghai SHANGHAI, Apr 03, 2001 AsiaPort via COMTEX -- he U.S. Corning Co., Ltd., one of world's 500 largest enterprises, set up its first wholly-owned China subsidiary in Shanghai AsiaInfo Services ...
- Research articles 2001-04-03
- SUPPLIER ACQUISITION PACE RISES IN QUARTER.(consolidation among car-parts makers)
- The consolidation among car-parts makers shifted into an unparalleled, higher gear during the first quarter of 1999 as top-tier suppliers snapped up each other to secure new customers and expertise. The number of mergers and acquisitions last quart The consolidation among car-parts makers shifted...
- Research articles 1999-04-12
- Shopping in a global marketplace. (American corporations' activities in other countries)
- The tides of economic change beckon to U.S. companies, but can they meet the challenge? As the private sector struggles to break free of the recession, foreign business opportunities along the Pacific Rim, in Eastern Europe, Mexico and Canada are attrThe tides of economic change beckon...
- Research articles 1991-12-16
- Tighter times to slow the flow of Americans working overseas.(Brief Article)
- A slowing economy will have adverse effects on the number of expatriate workers American companies this year place in overseas jobs, according to senior human resources officers surveyed at 150 U.S. companies. The survey by Windham International, A slowing economy will have...
- Research articles 2001-04-02
- Agis buys U.S. pharmaceutical company. (Agis Industries Ltd.)
- Agis Industries is to buy a U.S.-based pharmaceutical company for $40-$45 million, in an attempt to expand the Israeli company's market abroad. Agis officials would not disclose the name of the U.S. company. However, the U.S. company is said to be a Agis Industries is...
- Research articles 1994-02-25
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