A Social Dimension For A Changing European Union – Social Europe Journal

May 28, 2013

The so-called Europe debate in Britain has been framed by Prime Minister David Cameron as a false choice between a free-trade, liberalised common market stripped of workplace rights or any social dimension, and exiting altogether. It’s not so much that he’s channelling his inner Thatcherite in arguing that there is ‘no such thing as society’, […]

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‘Made in USA’ the trend for small business – Tribune-Review

May 27, 2013

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Kunststoffe profitieren vom Reshoring – K-Zeitung online

May 27, 2013

WordPress Märkte 27.05.2013von Matthias Gutbrod 0 Bewertung(en) Die Migration der Produktion von Nordamerika nach China begann vor 20 Jahren. Damals glaubten die Unternehmen, ihre Produktionskosten dadurch um 30 bis 40% senken zu können. Die hohen Erwartungen wurden jedoch enttäuscht. Vor dem Hintergrund steigender Lohnkosten, Zölle und anderer produktionsbezogener Ausgaben in China beginnt eine […]

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‘Made in the USA’ coming back in style – Philly.com

May 27, 2013

When Martin Rawls-Meehan started making adjustable beds in 2004, it was a foregone conclusion that key parts would be made overseas. It was cheaper to manufacture in Taiwan than in the United States, and from Taiwan it was easier to ship to customers in Asia. But this year, Rawls-Meehan’s company, Reverie, […]

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Nikkei Volatility Continues; Asia Mixed – CNBC.com

May 27, 2013

Retailer David Jones slumped 2 percent after its third quarter total sales fell over 2 percent as a warm start to winter hurt sales. The Australian dollar traded within range of last week’s one-year low of $.095. Experts warn of the pressure in the yield trade if the currency continues to slide. “If the dollar […]

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Japanese shares are likely to trade higher this week – The Star Online

May 26, 2013

<!–GA_googleFillSlot(“Business_Story_toptext”);–> TOKYO shares are likely to trade higher this week on a weaker yen, despite a rocky week which saw the Nikkei plunge on fears over weak China data, dealers said. The Nikkei 225 Index had been making steady gains until Thursday when the benchmark index plummeted 7.3% after China published […]

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More businesses are returning to made-in-USA mentality – The Spokesman Review (subscription)

May 26, 2013

NEW YORK — When Martin Rawls-Meehan started making adjustable beds in 2004, it was a foregone conclusion that key parts would be made overseas. It was cheaper to manufacture in Taiwan than in the U.S. And from Taiwan it was easier to ship to customers in Asia. But this year, his company, Reverie, began making some […]

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Made in the USA is back in style for small businesses – Omaha World-Herald

May 26, 2013

NEW YORK (AP) — When Martin Rawls-Meehan started making adjustable beds in 2004, it was a foregone conclusion that key parts would be made overseas. It was cheaper to manufacture in Taiwan than in the U.S. And from Taiwan it was easier to ship to customers in Asia. But this year, his company, Reverie, […]

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Tokyo stocks likely to rise despite roller coaster week – Pakistan Daily Times

May 25, 2013

Tokyo stocks likely to rise despite roller coaster week TOKYO: Tokyo shares are likely to trade higher next week on a weaker yen, despite a rocky week which saw the Nikkei plunge on fears over weak China data, dealers said. The Nikkei 225 index […]

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Regional economic prospects discussed – Pittsburg Morning Sun

May 25, 2013

  Economic prosperity may be most attainable through a group effort that crosses county and state lines, according to leaders of the Joplin Regional Prosperity Initiative. They gave a presentation Friday during the Crawford County Commission meeting. “We aren’t asking you today for a thing,” said Mark Turnbull, JRPI director of regional strategies, former economic […]

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