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The Must Read Enterprise 2.0 Articles – A Guide
India is suffering from high inflation and low growth, both of which are making life miserable for those at the bottom of the pyramid. India needs to reduce its inflation, which remains at extremely stubborn levels despite the high interest rates. Equally, it needs to increase its manufacturing activity and be globally competitive. The country can further use the huge headroom it has to expand exports, notwithstanding the shrinking global markets today.
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Yesterday, Philadelphia City Council voted 11-6 in support of providing its workers with earned paid sick days. While the mayor has yet to sign and has vetoed similar measures in the past his signature would make Philadelphia the largest city with paid sick day legislation (a distinction they will hopefully hold for only a short time, since New York City is also considering paid sick days legislation ). On Wednesday, the Portland, Oregon, City Council voted unanimously to guarantee earned paid sick time to Portland’s workers. The mayor is expected to sign the bill.
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Seeking Alpha Today - Monday, March 25, 2013 2:17 PM NTT DoCoMo ( DCM ) is launching a China-specific version of its d-game mobile gaming service within China Mobile's ( CHL ) Mobile Market portal. 20 titles will be supported at launch time. The announcement comes 8 months after DoCoMo formed a mobile content JV with Chinese search kingpin Baidu.
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Encore un cliché qu’il va falloir réviser. Avec Autobacs, l’image du magasin d’accessoires automobiles gris et ennuyeux va prendre un sale coup de vieux. Le groupe, né au Japon en 1947, a développé dans les années 1970 un nouveau concept de centres automobiles. Si la technique est toujours là puisque les personnels qui interviennent sur les véhicules sont des professionnels ultra-compétents, les magasins Autobacs sont des espaces ludiques et accueillants. Marier l’automobile et l’entertainment, telle a été l’idée originale et déclinée depuis maintenant plus de 30 ans au pays du Soleil levant. Prenant acte du changement du consommateur, moins passionné de technique pure et dure, et entretenant une relation plus intime avec sa voiture dans laquelle il passe de plus en plus de temps – notamment en raison des embouteillages, les centres Autobacs proposent tout ce qui permettra à l’automobiliste de se sentier mieux dans sa voiture, d’y être comme chez lui.
Le réseau japonais d'équipement automobile Autobacs compte ouvrir une cinquantaine de magasins en franchise ces prochaines années : L'actualité de Réseaux d'enseignes avec Actu
Semaine du 13 au 19 septembre 2010. Et voici ma traditionnelle sélection des articles de la semaine. Le renouveau du Buzz autour de la BI Cloud se confirme. Il y eut l’annonce d’Actuate reprise par LeMondeInformatique.fr, il y eut l’article de Brett Stupakevich sur SmartData Collective qui retrace l’exemple du loueur de voiture américain Zipcar.
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Distinguish Yourself from the Market, Not Just Other Applicants - Richard McDermott
by Richard McDermott | 2:31 PM April 2, 2012 If you're an experienced professional, it can be tough to find a job in today's market. Sally (name has been changed) was laid off six months ago. She was a training manager for a large corporation, advising middle and senior managers on career development. She'd worked for her company for a dozen years and was regarded by her boss and her peers as a good performer. Located at the home office, she developed long-term relationship with her clients.
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World-Newspapers > Business Agriculture | Aviation | Construction | E-Commerce | Employment | Financial | Gambling | Insurance | Logistics | Management | Marketing | Oil & Gas Industry | Real Estate | Telecommunications | General Business Magazines:Editor's Note Entrepreneur Magazine's Editor-in-Chief Amy Cosper on reimagining technology. Business Unusual KonaRed squeezes a smart business out of coffee production leftovers.
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This is a guest post written by Reid Hoffman , Ali Rosenthal and James Slavet from Greylock Partners . Credit and debit cards are ubiquitous, but they’re mostly pretty dumb. That’s about to change. Over 170 million people in the U.S. have credit cards, and the average card holder has 3.5 of them. And those totals are not even counting debit cards, which are roughly 40% of the total market and growing.
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