Ultimos Posts 1. 26/08/2009 17:26 - Bt s pension problems AT THE head office of BT (formerly British Telecom) in London it is hard to find any lingering evidence of imperial hubris. The firm that vied for the telecoms industry?s top spot in the mid-1990s, promising to be ?one of the first great companies of the 21st century?, now ranks 28th in its industry by market value. It has long since been overtaken by emerging-market upstarts, incl... 2. 24/08/2009 17:42 - Outlook summary The financial crisis that erupted in September 2008?following more than a year of financial turmoil?has become a global crisis for the real economy.Economic activity in high-income and developing countries alike fell abruptly in the final quarter of 2008 and in the first quarter of 2009. Unemployment is on the rise, and poverty is set to increase in developing economies, bringing w... 3. 24/08/2009 17:37 - Bangers and cash IN ANY love affair the offering of gifts helps to sustain the ardour. But such are the favours showered by the American government on carmakers over recent months, it seems as if politicians have been atoning for a dalliance with another industry (banks, perhaps). Now the giving is at an end. On the heels of multi-billion-dollar bail-outs for General Motors and Chrysler and brief g... 4. 20/08/2009 19:15 - The recession has spelt disaster for most brands The recession has spelt disaster for most brands of packaged goods, but not all JUST last year, when Alan Lafley, the boss at the time of Procter & Gamble (P&G) released his book ?The Game-Changer: How You Can Drive Revenue and Profit Growth With Innovation?, readers flocked to understand the business strategy of the world?s largest consumer-goods firm, then worshipped as a paragon... 5. 20/08/2009 19:09 - U, v or w for recovery IT HAS been deep and nasty. But the worst global recession since the 1930s may be over. Led by China, Asia?s emerging economies have revived fastest, with several expanding at annualised rates of more than 10% in the second quarter. A few big rich economies also returned to growth, albeit far more modestly, between April and June. Japan?s output rose at an annualised pace of 3.7%, ... | Estadisticas Posicion del Blog en Nuestro Ranking Hits Semanales Hits Mensuales Ultimas Visitas al Blog
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