- Europe: shifting (and grinding) gears. (Cover Story:
Markets).
Unlike 2002, the coming year offers no major European elections to roil continental markets. But it does serve up plenty of tradable fare, including a ......
- Economic policy challenges facing the euro area and
the external implications of EMU.
On January 1, 1999, the third and final stage of European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) will begin with the establishment of a currency union ......
- It's work, stupid
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 If there's one debate that few can afford to ignore, it's the one raging through the developed world about how we're going ......
- Though nothing spectacular, some cooling off in Europe
seems likely in 1999.
Following a very good year in 1997, Off-Highway Research predicts that the rest of 1998 will show further growth of some 4 percent. There is ......
- Global markets: volatility in a low-inflation
world.
As the New Year dawns, the divergence in the economic issues facing policymakers among the major countries has not narrowed from a year ago. With ......
- Buyer found for European flat glass
business.
Glaverbel has confirmed its intention to purchase PPG's European flat and automotive glass business which is located mainly in France and Italy. Terms have not ......
- The Private Passions Of Bonnie Prince Charlie
A full-dress revisiting of a romantic figure from Scottish history. Douglas, the author of 13 books, researched libraries in Scotland, England, France, and Italy to ......
- Supermarkets catch on in Moldova.
Residents of Moldova, once mired in economic doldrums after the dissolution of the former Soviet Union, are now anticipating the benefits of an upbeat economy....
- Our European partners
Certain countries among our European partners, including Germany, France and Italy are still emerging from a slight recession in their own markets. Because of the ......
- Europe: Barclays gets Woolwich
British banking firm Barclays successfully wooed Woolwich, a rival mortgage lender, which offers personal finance products and services through more than 400 branches in Britain....
- Eu Investigates Funding Of French, Italian Pubcasters
The European Commission is to open an inquiry into allegations that state funding of public broadcasters in France and Italy is distorting competition, a spokesman ......
- SGAE's Int'l Rights Rise In 2006
The United States, France and Italy contributed the most international authors rights to the 86,000 members of Spain's collecting society SGAE in 2006, the group's ......
- To Capitalize on Opportunities and to Thwart Competition Insurers Must Become Customer...
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c85627) has announced the addition of "Customer Relationship Management Software Spending through 2012 in Insurance Western Europe (Databook)" to ......