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Estonia

Baltic's innovative hub

There are only 1.3 million people in Estonia, but over 14,000 enterprises have registered in the tiny Baltic country in 2011. Estonia's entrepreneurial spirit has been helped along by low taxes, a supportive government, a high level of internet...[more]

 
Germany

Full of optimism

Despite the Euro crisis and a struggling economy worldwide, Germany keeps up an optimistic lookout for 2012. According to a recent survey by the Cologne Institute for Economic Research 26 of the 46 questioned industry associations expect growing...[more]

 
World Economic League

Brazil's economy overtakes Great Britain

Brazil has overtaken the UK as the world's sixth largest economy, according to an economic research group. The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) published its latest World Economic League Table showing Brazil's take over. [more]

 
Europe

Europe: one little state shows them all

We write the year 2012, and all Europe is occupied by the euro. Only one small country of indomitable Swedes still holds out against the invaders... This could be the start to a great work of European drama, but unfortunately there is a lot of truth...[more]

 
Singapore

Singapore: Mixed bag of emotions

In 2011, employment in Singapore rose to a new high with women and older residents benefiting most from the upwards trend. The positive job climate also made Singaporeans picky as some Asian media outlets reported. Most Singaporeans avoided jobs...[more]

 
USA

USA: Beacon of hope

The U.S. job market is back to life. The unemployment rate fell to a nearly 3-year low at the end of 2011. However, wages were showing no sign of increasing despite employers adding more jobs than expected. [more]

 
Car Market

Cooling demand relief for German car makers

German car manufacturers are hoping to continue to expand market share in China, despite the slowing of the market's growth and warnings of looming overcapacity. Volkswagen for example sold a record 1.9 million vehicles in China in the first 10...[more]

 
PwC

Asia-Pacific CEOs have strong confidence in growth

More than half of CEOs in the Asia-Pacific region are 'very confident' of increased revenue for their companies over the next three to five years, up slightly from a year ago. More than 40 per cent of CEOs say their single greatest opportunity for...[more]

 
Manila

The new global headquarter for call centres

Many young Filipinos spend their nights talking to Americans because, over the last several years, a quiet revolution has been reshaping the call centre business: the Philippines, a former United States colony that has a large population of young...[more]

 
Recession

China expects prolonged recession

Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan, who oversees trade and finance, said the world is likely to experience a prolonged economic recession. His comments come after Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said that uncertainties and instability in the global economy...[more]

 
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