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In this new analysis Frost & Sullivan details and analyses 12 New Mega Trends that will drive growth and innovation in the UK. "These are new areas of growth in key industries that will help economic development, boost private sector investment and promote partnerships with overseas companies," explains Frost & Sullivan Partner Sarwant Singh.

Frost & Sullivan: These are the New Mega Trends that will Shape a Future Britain

By: EBR | Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Exclusive analysis to be launched during Frost & Sullivan's Growth, Innovation and Leadership (GIL) congress GIL 2013: Europe in London

The current economic situation in Europe is making matters worse, especially for women given the higher temporary or part-time nature of many jobs. Currently there is an ongoing legislative procedure in the European Parliament regarding the impact of the economic crisis on gender equality since 2008 the employment rate of women has decreased significantly.

Connecting Agendas - A global drive for women

By: EBR | Monday, February 4, 2013

European Commissioner Viviane Reding spearheaded the proposal to initiate quotas for the representation of women on company boards which was adopted on November 2012. The initiative has triggered intense reactions and debate has only just begun.

Strategic networking is the toughest but most essential if managers want to become business leaders. Contact with peers and with senior executives in your field is vital and encourages managers to look beyond their industry as well.

Networking is vital for successful managers

By: EBR | Friday, January 20, 2012

Managers today juggle more responsibilities than ever and for many of them networking becomes an afterthought. Herminia Ibarra, INSEAD Professor of Organisational Behaviour says that’s a potentially fatal career mistake.

Santa Claus is flexible and innovative. Like all good exporters, he leads the market in terms of consumer tastes and trends. For instance, Santa knew when wooden toys were making way for plastics and electrical goods. He’s always up on all the latest technology.

Santa Claus as a Symbol of the Global Economy

By: The Globalist | Tuesday, December 27, 2011

For those who think economics is the "dismal science," consider this: Santa Claus is a symbol of the global economy. As Tim Harcourt explains, Santa is a long-term, sustainable exporter operating a global business in many different markets.

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Does China care more for the world than the West?

By: N. Peter Kramer

Under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, it has been agreed that wealthy and developing countries have a common but distinct responsibility for climate change

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The EU’s 2040 target is about much more than just climate

The EU’s ambition to slash carbon emissions by 90 percent by 2040 is challenged by internal divisions and global turmoil. But this target must cement a new era of European climate action, linked to innovation, competitiveness, and security.

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Frost & Sullivan: These are the New Mega Trends that will Shape a Future Britain

Connecting Agendas - A global drive for women

Networking is vital for successful managers

Santa Claus as a Symbol of the Global Economy

Does China care more for the world than the West?

The EU’s 2040 target is about much more than just climate

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