Banks to start bringing operations back to the UK says Certeco – The Economic Voice

January 3, 2013

Banks will start exploring cost effective ways to bring operations back on shore in 2013, as they strive to meet regulatory targets and continue to drive down costs to satisfy liquidity requirements, according to business technology change consultancy, Certeco. The fact that banks will be onshoring consultancy operations will start to have a positive […]

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Banks will be looking closer to home for IT – CRN – UK

January 3, 2013

Author: Adam Ripley Source: CRN | 03 Jan 2013 Categories: Reseller | Vendor | Services and Outsourcing Tags: Consultancy | Service provider | Cloud computing | Global | Saas <!– First line of the article Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,consectetur adipisicing elit Register to continue reading. –> Source Article from http://www.channelweb.co.uk/crn-uk/opinion/2233568/banks-will-be-looking-closer-to-home-for-it

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Emerging Stocks Post Longest Rally in 14 Months After China Data – Bloomberg

January 3, 2013

Emerging-market stocks rose for a ninth day, the longest stretch in more than 14 months, as data showing expansion in Chinese service industries and U.S. manufacturing bolstered confidence in the global economy. OCI Co. (010060), South Korea’s biggest maker of polysilicon used in solar panels, surged the most since January 2012 after prices of the […]

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Ensuring Successful JVs and Business Deals Under Myanmar’s FIL where … – Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)

January 3, 2013

Centre for Management Technology’s 3rd New Myanmar Investment Summit 2013 unravels the complexities of the new foreign investment law, profit repatriation mechanisms, land leasing as well as technical staff availability and other vital concerns. Yangon, Myanmar (PRWEB) January 03, 2013 Cited as Asia’s rising star under current global slowdown, Myanmar continues to conjure mixed feelings […]

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FX Traders Weary of Unfinished Business in Washington? – BK Asset Management (blog)

January 2, 2013

Daily FX Market Roundup 01-02-13 FX Traders Worried About Unfinished Business in Washington? EUR: Correlation with US Stocks Break Down GBP: Shrugs Off Sharp Improvement in PMI AUD: Supported by Upward Revision to PMI NZD: Comm Dollars Lifted by Risk Appetite CAD: Oil and Gold Prices Up Another 1% USD/JPY Hits Fresh 2 Year Lows […]

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Bigger KiwiSaver a market boost – Stuff.co.nz

January 2, 2013

Auction pushes the right buttons Why you need to gauge your human capital Ordinary item today, goldmine tomorrow Investment in art can pay its own special dividends Watch for fakes, police warn Unwanted presents flood Trade Me Woman in world of pain after workplace accident Aussies’ hard line stems flow over ditch Shoppers expected to […]

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Cold Water on Globalization Cold Water on Globalization – Immigration Blog (blog)

January 2, 2013

The globalization pendulum may be swinging back toward a healthier position, columnist Robert Samuelson observes. Several decades in the making, the globalization trend might be subsiding a bit. This has ramifications for immigration, as well. Back in the ’80s, “globalization” and “interdependence” and other such terms were invoked to promise a bright, universally prosperous future. […]

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Progress watch 2012: Smart phones, jobs returning to America, and war crimes … – AXcess News

December 31, 2012

The often-slow arc of good news may not make headlines. But 2012 brought its quiet share: from extreme poverty dropping by half since 1990 to a robot with the bulky profile of an NFL player that may have a role in bringing jobs back to the US. By Jina Moore, Correspondent, CSMonitor (AXcess News) New […]

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An Eyes Wide Open Look at US Manufacturing – Huffington Post

December 31, 2012

“The fate of the U.S. economy will be decided in the next four to five years. The question is: Do we continue on the course to becoming a third-world country, importing finished goods and exporting raw materials, or will we rebuild our manufacturing base and once again become the premier industrial leader?” — Michele Nash-Hoff […]

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A new EU membership for Britain: second-class or sensible? – Spectator.co.uk (blog)

December 31, 2012

Becoming a ‘second-class’ member of the European Union doesn’t sound awfully appealing on first glance at today’s Times story. But the ‘associate membership’ being considered by the Union of European Federalists would see Britain remain in the single market but lose its commissioner in Brussels and eventually its MEPs, too. Those drawing up this version […]

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