The international director at Pine, Angela Martins, should travel to the Middle East for meetings with potential investors and partners. The institution is specialized in corporate credit.
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A mission of the International Monetary Fund claims that this year, the country will re-establish its pre-crisis oil production levels, but will have to diversify its economy in order to create jobs.
Savelli Calçados, based in the city of Franca, has an exclusive distributor in the Arab country, to which it sells 3,000 pairs of shoes per month. For 2012, the goal is to double that figure.
The organisation will be responsible for management of Grajaú General Hospital and for the Interlagos Outpatient Specialty Unit, both in the city of São Paulo.
International Monetary Fund delegation praises economic management in the North African country, but claims efforts are needed to create further jobs and reduce dependence on the oil industry.
Models purchased from the European manufacturer Airbus will be used by the company’s freighter transport division, Etihad Crystal Cargo. The investment estimate is US$ 423 million.
Models purchased from the European manufacturer Airbus will be used by the company’s freighter transport division, Etihad Crystal Cargo. The investment estimate is US$ 423 million.
New governments in the region need swift responses, according to participants in a panel of the World Economic Forum on the topic. The Tunisian prime minister promised political and religious freedom.
A report by the organisation shows that foreign direct investment in the region is greatly concentrated in the oil industry, which generates fewer jobs than necessary.
A report from the organization claims that foreign direct investment in the region is much too concentrated on the oil industry, and that creates less jobs than needed.
Sector revenues more than doubled from 2007 to 2011. With projects for greater railway grids for cargo and passenger transport, expectations are for more business in coming years.
Delegations from the two countries signed a protocol of intentions to promote sectorial fairs. Proposals include partnerships for industry and services.
In December last year, the level in Brazil’s six largest metropolitan regions was 4.7%, as against 5.2% in November and 5.3% in December 2010.
A study by consultancy company Ernst & Young shows that emerging economies are going to exceed the developed ones by 2014, in purchasing power parity. The list includes 60 countries.
