Articles, tagged with "economic progress", page 5
22nd September 2009
Online business to business directory brings you a host of beautiful handicrafts and products made by talented craftsmen and artisans. These craftsmen are found in plenty in Indian small and cottage industries. It is these small scale industries which pla...
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Gyan K
09th July 2009
Some of us are struggling financially, since our economy has changed for the worse recently. People have lost their jobs, or they are worried that they might. There is no doubt that families and individuals have cut back their spending to more sustainabl...
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04th July 2009
While developing his now historic career in the financial capitals of America and Europe during the 1980's and 1990's, Kenneth Schneider proved himself to be one of the world's most innovative attorneys and negotiators across fields, systems and cultures....
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Richard Morrisson
01st July 2009
Filing a petition for bankruptcy is said to be the best option for those who in any way can't afford to rescue themselves from debt. Although this may be true, you need to know the ins and outs of bankruptcy because it would greatly affect your financial ...
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Cecilia Rodriguez
23rd April 2009
Chances are that you have never heard of Horatio Alger. In his time, that is, during the last two decades of the XIX century, he was one the best-selling writers in the United States of America. Alger was the author of dozens of novels aimed at young read...
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John Vespasian
27th March 2009
The physical production, distribution and consumption of goods and commodities together form a series of events that reflects the sense of realism in any economy. The debate of real economy verses virtual economy is going on since ages. Trucking industry ...
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Ray Donovan
03rd December 2008
With its GDP growth currently standing at around 8-10 per cent per annum representing outstanding economic progress over the last few years, combined with the strength of its domestic property market that offers investors good potential for capital apprec...
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Author:
Carole French
11th September 2008
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Due to LPG policy particularly liberalized Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) regime the India's explosive ...
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Help Line Law
16th August 2008
Today we live in a world where globally , over-population , and increased human activity , is gradually impacting our environment . We are the only single living life form on earth , that is capable of altering the physical , and biological properties on ...
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Author:
Jerome Exner
22nd July 2008
Property developers in Bangalore rubbish the recent report that the demand for real estate in Bangalore had gone down because of high property prices. City-based real estate builders claim that the property market is still buoyant. They accept that the nu...
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Author:
George Gonigal
09th July 2008
The Temple of the Jade Buddha is located in a modern and busy area of Shanghai. The location itself creates a contrast; China's most venerated and historic Buddha statue is housed in a backdrop of modern development. This is the story of modern China wher...
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Pushpitha Wijesinghe
02nd July 2008
A few days back British clothing company Primark has dropped three Indian suppliers after a BBC investigation revealed that the manufacturing units were using child labor. A year before Gap also found child labor being used by one of its suppliers in Indi...
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Author:
Sanjeev Jha
04th June 2008
If you are flying to Istanbul for first time and you are looking for any sign proving what you have learnt previously about Turkey - that Turkey is a country that is about to emerge as an economic powerhouse in Europe - you can look too close. All you nee...
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Author:
Brenda Stokes
21st May 2008
Summary: Business loans are those borrowings which are provided to the persons engaged in business and enterprise so that they can meet their capital and running requirements.
The Indian economy is on the upswing. There is a sufficient section in the I...
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Author:
addi
20th May 2008
The outlying islands in Hong Kong are sparsely inhabited and largely rural and are not regular tourist destinations; however some of these islands pack quite a punch and can be interesting places to visit. The official definition for the term outlying is...
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Author:
Pushpitha Wijesinghe
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