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added: 10-05-2007

The United States' relatively low investment in virtually all aspects of mobility-related infrastructure - airports, public transit, railway systems, roads and bridges - is an "emerging crisis" that will compromise the ability of the nation's cities to compete globally, according to a new report co-published by the Urban Land Institute and Ernst & Young.
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added: 10-05-2007

Standard & Poor's, the world's leading index provider, published a listing of 300 mid-size companies that are expected to emerge as challengers to the world's leading companies.
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added: 10-05-2007

While a majority of senior technology leaders from around the globe (82 percent) closely monitor the issue of global warming, most do not have a defined energy strategy to deal with it (65 percent), according to a new global survey released by Hill & Knowlton, Inc. In fact, more than three quarters of business decision makers surveyed (77 percent) believe there is a need to expand the C-Suite to include a Chief Energy Officer (CNO) to manage, implement and measure a company’s return on investment in environmental technology, the so-called Return on Environment (ROE).
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added: 09-05-2007

Singapore's position as a location for cutting-edge research and development (R&D) was further validated when leading drug makers Lilly, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Novartis significantly expanded their drug discovery and development operations in the country earlier this year.
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added: 09-05-2007

Competition is pushing businesses towards greater mobility, and companies plan to adopt mobile applications for core business activities - these were two key findings in a recent global survey on business mobility conducted by Nokia (NYSE: NOK) and the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and in cooperation with the CIO Forum.
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added: 08-05-2007

The transformation of various enterprise applications from fixed to mobile access technology will generate more than $66 billion in carrier service revenue over the next five years, says a new market research report from Insight Research Corp. study.
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added: 08-05-2007

Trade relations with China are a hot-button issue in Washington, as threats of tariffs and arguments over protectionism swirl around Capitol Hill. But beyond the sound and fury, the U.S.-China relationship is healthier now than it's ever been, and continues to move in the right direction.
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added: 08-05-2007

April saw an estimated 100,000 jobs created, according to a Bloomberg News poll of economists. The same poll expects unemployment to rise to 4.5% from 4.4%. In order to snag one of the positions and avoid joining that higher percentage, job seekers need to update their resumes and send off crisp cover letters. Once on the job, employees must keep productivity high to hold onto positions.
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added: 08-05-2007

The global airline industry shows no sign of reducing its activities, with a 5% increase in the number of flights scheduled for May 2007 compared with the same month last year. According to the latest statistics from OAG, the world's authority on flight information, this represents an additional 113,827 flights and 17.7 million more seats available to travellers.
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added: 07-05-2007

During the research for this report, the answers to these questions have become obvious: doubt about the rise of mobile TV as a major new technology area will be swept aside by the large number of possibilities in front of the cellular and broadcasting communities.
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