The BRICS acronym was invented in 2001 by a London-based analyst for Goldman Sachs to label the five major emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and, more recently, South Africa. The group met for […] Read More
The BRICS acronym was invented in 2001 by a London-based analyst for Goldman Sachs to label the five major emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and, more recently, South Africa. The group met for […] Read More
At first glance, Navy SEAL combat training may seem quite different than any planning and preparation business leaders take on. But these days, when uncertainty has become a given in business and the economy, understanding how […] Read More
The Canadian manufacturing sector ended 2012 in a sluggish state, posting an annual sales decline of 2.6%. It was the worst year for Canada’s factories since the 2008–2009 recession, mostly because of what happened outside […] Read More
Of the 14 million Americans employed in manufacturing, only 30% are female. But the sector remains an increasingly crucial and still growing chunk of the U.S. economy. There are now tremendous opportunities for women in this […] Read More
There are several conditions that affect new investment and business development in foreign countries. These include the quality of infrastructure, location, potential added-value capabilities for production, logistics and business support services. Yet researchers from the […] Read More
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