Daimler moving IT in-house – ComputerWeekly.com

June 11, 2013

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Foreign exchange controls in Venezuela strangle parts of energy sector – Lexology (registration)

June 11, 2013

Introduction – Upstream Players In February 2013, after devaluating the official exchange rate of the Venezuelan Bolivar from VEB 4.3 to 6.3 per USD, the Venezuelan government set up the Complementary System of Administration of Foreign Currency (Sistema Complementario de Administracion de Divisas or SICAD) to address the purchase of foreign currency […]

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Don’t blame Apple – MarketWatch

June 11, 2013

By Charles Kane Reuters Apple CEO Tim Cook (C), CFO Peter Oppenheimer (L) and Apple’s head of tax operations Philip Bullock are sworn in to testify at […]

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Burundi Beckons Investors – AllAfrica.com

June 11, 2013

Kampala — Burundi has put out the welcome mat for numerous areas of investment in a country that ranks high for doing business in the annual World Bank/IFC survey. “There are 10 reasons why Burundi is ready for investors, that include sound foreign direct investment attraction measures, clean eligibility criteria to investment, investors protection and […]

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Big issues – Supply Management

June 11, 2013

13 June 2013 | Paul Snell From talent management to supply chain success, this year’s Institute for Supply Management conference really packed a punch when it came to addressing the issues affecting procurement professionals. Paul Snell reports. According to the expression, “everything’s bigger in Texas” – and this year’s Institute for Supply Management (ISM) conference […]

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Kan reshoring de industrie weer aan de praat krijgen? – Eén Vandaag

June 11, 2013

Telefoons, tv’s of kleding: producten die allemaal zijn voorzien van het label made in China. Maar ook lagelonenlanden blijven niet voor altijd goedkoop. Grote Amerikaanse bedrijven als General Electrics keren daarom terug naar huis. ‘Reshoring’  heet het en volgens experts zwengelt het de economie weer aan. Hoewel een aantal grote multinationals om zijn, blijft een […]

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Monday’s Top Stories in the United States – MNI News

June 11, 2013

* Standard & Poor’s has come to acknowledge the recent fiscal progress accomplished by the U.S. government and that is expected to stabilize the general government debt as a percent of GDP for the next few years, enough to remove the near-term threat of a downgrade, especially as politics are unlikely to worsen. “We […]

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GalaxE.Solutions’ Detroit staff up 20 since last year – Model D

June 11, 2013

After making a big splash for creating dozens of new IT jobs in downtown Detroit a few years ago, GalaxE.Solutions is now moving onto its next phase of hiring. The on-shoring IT firm currently has a staff of 150 employees and a couple of interns in the 1001 Woodward building overlooking […]

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Making it here: N.J.-based ‘reshoring’ website looks to bring manufacturing back to U.S.

June 10, 2013
Between 2009 and 2012, 50,000 jobs returned to America, Harry Moser, founder of the National Reshoring Initiative, told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. That’s not much, compared to the nearly 12 million unemployed people in America, but it’s better than …
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Top Economic Policy Stories Worldwide Monday June 10 – MNI News

June 10, 2013

Europe * Very low inflation and high unemployment mean interest rates must be kept low in the current climate, but rates will rise again when confidence in an economic recovery is assured, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said in a television interview broadcast Monday. “Why are they so low? Because we have been […]

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