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Luxury in China

China will account for about 20 per cent or 27 billion dollars of global luxury sales in 2015, according to McKinsey. Even during the global recession in 2009, sales of luxury goods in mainland China rose by 16 percent - down from the 20 percent...[more]

 
Economic crisis

Spanish job seekers rush to Germany

More than a fifth of the labour force in Spain is unemployed and economists have warned that a recovery of the recession struck country was unlikely before 2012.[more]

 
"The Chinese are coming"

China's Africa strategy in the limelight

While Western countries have often neglected their Africa strategy, China has found its match. For the past years, China's trade with Africa has increased in an astounding way and by now there are about one million Chinese people working in Africa. [more]

 
Investments

Vietnam makes first steps to realise its potential

Vietnam might be about to realize an economic potential that was anticipated for the country for years but has not yet eventuated into reality. One sign for this is its development into a manufacturing hub for electronics companies.[more]

 
Big investor

South Korea's take on South Asia

In Indonesia South Koreans are the biggest expatriate community: big Korean companies like steel-maker Posco or tyre supplier Hankook Tire operate in the country.[more]

 
Hospital Jobs

Healthy career choices

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the following growth in these areas through 2018: biomedical scientists 40 percent; medical assistants 34 percent; medical billers and coders 20 percent and registered nurses 22 percent. [more]

 
Rising Chinese wages

Relocation risk

Shanghai's mayor has just announced an initiative to raise the city workers' minimum wage by ten per cent. Beijing's municipal government raised minimum wages by 21 per cent in January, and the southern province of Guangdong is also considering a...[more]

 
German Economy

Shortage of Workers

The number of job postings in Germany in the fourth quarter of 2010 was 996.200 - year on year that's an increase of 25 per cent. So says market research firm Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung (IAB) after having interviewed 15.000...[more]

 
Attractive destinations

Forget London and NYC, the music plays in Singapore

Nearly three in ten investment bankers (27 per cent) named Singapore as their preferred place to work, compared with 22 per cent who chose London. A further 20 per cent said Hong Kong was the most attractive destination, while 19 per cent favoured...[more]

 
Public sector staff

No jobs for former UK bureaucrats

More than half of UK businesses would not employ people from the public sector.[more]

 
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