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How to take your business to the next level

Nearly half of all new businesses are launched by women, yet businesses started by men are three-and-a-half times more likely to reach a million dollars in annual revenue, according to accounting firm Ernst & Young. [more]

 
Asia´s businesses

Asia's businesses wary about outlook

Asian businesses remain wary about the future, though the overall trend is on the upswing according to the Asia Business Sentiment Survey, issued by business school Insead and new agency Reuters. Global economic uncertainty continues to rank as the...[more]

 
Bankers

Bankers and fund managers on the run

Happy with the success of banning bankers’ bonuses of more than twice fixed pay, European policy makers are pressing for tougher rules on fund managers, too, to eliminate what German lawmakers called the industry’s “gambler mentality”. Fund managers...[more]

 
Prognos

Prognos: duties on Chinese solar panels will cost thousands of jobs

If the EU imposes tariffs on cheap imported solar panels from China thousands of jobs will go, claims a report by European think tank Prognos. Across Europe, up to 242,000 jobs could be lost if 60 per cent duty were imposed on the imported panels,...[more]

 
No Unemployment

We don't have unemployment, we have an education deficit

Although the global economy is in better shape than it was during the worst days of the 2008-09 financial crisis, don't expect to see a dramatic turnaround in 2013, say Wharton professors Mauro Guillen and Kent Smetters. They maintain tha the U.S.A....[more]

 
Adjusting workforces

Adjusting workforces for the new reality

The largest cost in many industries is personnel. And in many industries, personnel challenges arise along two disparate dimensions: on one hand, there is a need for cost reduction through less staff; on the other hand, skills and capacity gaps...[more]

 
Plenty of jobs

Plenty of jobs if trade barriers would fall

If all countries were to reduce supply chain barriers, world GDP could increase by 2.6 trillion dollars or by 4.7 per cent and world trade by 1.5 trillion dollars or 14.5 per cent. Using empirical employment simulation models, consultants from Bain...[more]

 
Cuba

Turn around in Cuba?

The 2012 year-end report to the Cuban National Assembly indicates the government is moving towards a more market-oriented economy while trying to maintain the socialist system. [more]

 
China

China: Facing challenges in 2013

In 2013, China wants to create a minimum of 9 million new urban jobs and keep unemployment below 4.6 per cent. This might sound promising at first glance, but in 2012, China's urban population searching for employment exceeded 25 million people, far...[more]

 
India

India: calling back its expats

Over a million jobs in a big variety of sectors are expected to open up in India in 2013 and it’s this job boom that could lure expat Indians back to their home country. [more]

 
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