Pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms in North America are restructuring to cut costs and diversify their marketshares — but profits are still high.
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This past March, the state of Texas announced an estimated 370,000 businesses will receive a tax cut of $90 million in the form of a one-year suspension of the unemployment insurance replenishment tax.
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“2007 Third–Party Logistics” — a web–based survey of 1,568 logistics executives from 61 countries conducted by Capgemini, Georgia Institute of Technology, DHL, and SAP — shows that the gap is now shrinking between IT expectation and IT performance.
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The international audit, tax, and advisory firm of KPMG has recently released its
2008 Competitive Alternatives study, which provides an independent comparison of international business location costs in more than 100 cities in 10 countries around the globe.
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Since 2000, the Economist Intelligence Unit has assessed the world’s largest economies on their ability to absorb information and communications technology and use it for economic and social benefit.
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The old saying “what I don’t know won’t hurt me” doesn’t work when it comes to subsurface contamination. Environmental due diligence today could prevent decades of difficulties.
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CORPORATE AND CONSULTANTS SURVEYS
As companies are now being assessed on their sustainability activities and successes, it’s no wonder that the “environmental regulations” factor was among the top 10 in Area Development’s 2007 Corporate Survey.
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