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Impact of China on Central European Automotive IndustryChina has emerged as a key market for European automakers - and the boom keeps on going. On the other hand, Central European manufacturers face growing pressure from Chinese carmakers (SAIC, Changan, Geely-Volvo etc.). The question is whether and how ... Read onEurope's Car Industry: If Plants Close, Then What?Under the lights of the Geneva motor show in March, Europe's top auto executives boasted about the new features of their latest models and tried to out-hype their rivals. The next morning, in a hotel conference room just across the way from ... Read onMade in China, but Assembled in BulgariaShowcased in big glass boxes on strategically located sidewalks, a marketing display of shiny, brightly painted autos appeared in Sofia late last year. Looking like a child's fantasy of a life-size toy car, each had a big white sign on the ... Read onBMW manager: 'We can't just export to China'While Europe's automobile market weakens, business is booming in China. The rising superpower has become a major market for German carmaker BMW, which is building a new factory there. Automaker BMW aims to boost sales in China's ... Read onTo read the following articles in the EUROtalk eJournal on our website, please click here. - Europe Car Sales down 6.9%. Europe almost in recession- Automotive Production and OEMs in Turkey- How OEM importers will win the growth battle- Hybrid and Electric Vehicles to Rev European Electric Motors Market- ACEA, CLEPA and EURELECTRIC promote single standard for charging electrically-chargeable vehicles- April 2012 West European Car Sales
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EUROtalk headline articles
German Manufacturing Shrinks at Fastest Pace in 3 YearsGermany's manufacturing sector has been shrinking at the fastest rate in three years in May, renewing concerns about the stamina of Europe's largest economy, which likely propped up the euro zone in the first quarter but is beginning to show signs ... Read onBusinesses ill prepared for Eurozone breakupSpecialists have warned that more than 75% of businesses they have spoken with are failing to consider the full repercussions of serious disruption in the Eurozone. In recent months ... Read onDeveloping a Market Entry Strategy for Central & Eastern EuropeCentral & Eastern Europe is among the world's most dynamic regions. CEE countries are solidifying their transition to market economies and many have become EU members. The region's growing number of middle-income ... Read onDeveloping a Market Entry Strategy for PolandRead onCross Border Mergers in EuropeFollowing the implementation of the cross-border merger directive in European national laws, the cross-border merger has proven to be an effective instrument for multinationals with presence in European Member States to consolidate, integrate ... Read on
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EUROtalk eJournal "human resources" articles
Can German wage agreements help other eurozone countries?Labor costs are sinking in the south of the eurozone, while Germany funds generous wage agreements. But is this balancing of inequalities the best way out of the euro crisis? For the best part of a decade, German unions were more ... Read onThe Italian way to flex-security: The Monti Reform of Italian employment lawThe Italian government has approved on March 23, 2012 a sweeping reform of employment law which ambitiously aims at shaking up the job market and driven by 3 essential objectives: (I) clamping down on certain widespread abuses of ... Read onUK growth dependent on international talentFollowing today's publication of 'The Growth Factory', a report exploring ways to rebalance the economy and backed by some high profile MPs ... Read onHungary's New Labour Code: Significant changes that provide more flexibility for employersThe New Hungarian Labour Code The new Hungarian Labour Code, effective as of July 1, 2012, introduces significant changes to the current labour legislation; therefore necessitates ... Read onTo read the following human resources related articles, please visit our website, by clicking here. - Crossing Borders: BTN Research Explores Nuances In European Travel Management Practices- Ask a concierge: Business travel tips for London- Pain in Spain Could Spell Trouble for Expats
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Europe update: global headlines
Below are the latest articles and news from around the world featuring articles on Europe. Read on ...
Europe Auto Makers Seek to Revise Korea Trade Deal
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Fate of Russia, Turkey car markets crucial to Europe
Source: Automotive News Europe
GM Korea Will Not Move Chevrolet Production To Europe
Source: GM Authority
Renault's Lada Link Risks Russian Taste for Nothing Soviet: Cars
Source: Bloomberg BusinessWeek
New European Trend: Renting Tiny Cars...By The Minute
Source: Green Car Reports
Nissan to produce 100% electric van in Barcelona
Source: ACC10 Catalonia
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Doing business in Russia ... (popular articles from last month's April edition of the EUROtalk eJournal)
Negotiating a Russian DealNegotiating is an art, not a science. There is never one "right" way to negotiate. When it comes to Russian deals, a general rule of thumb is to be patient, keep your cool but always remain firm and consistent in your approach and tactics. Read onModerating Risks, Bolstering Growth: Russian Economic ReportWorld Bank Launches its 27th Russian Economic Report. Russia's latest economic performance has been robust, in spite of the fact that output growth is slowing this year in line with weaker growth in Europe and in a number of emerging ... Read onGetting real about RussiaRead onThe Russian mergers and acquisitions market, including the largest transactions, continues to be dominated by domestic dealsRead onNew Russian Transfer Pricing RulesRead onRussia Joins World Trade OrganizationRead onHow to Invest in Russia - 2012 GuideRead on
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Additional EUROtalk eJournal May edition articles
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- Europe still matters: U.S. firms should stay the course
- EU appeals to China to join global emissions talks
- Destination Profile: Italy
- Europe Fights Argentina's 'Protectionist' Import Rules
- Flanders (Belgium) to expand support for green investments
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Automobile Assembly and Engine Production Plants in Europe
The automobile industry operates 294 vehicle assembly and engine production plants in Europe, including the EU27 and a number of neighbouring countries, such as Russia, Ukraine and Turkey ... Read on
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Taxation of international executives: Guides for Germany, UK, Switzerland, Russia and Turkey For mobile international executives, tax can be a major consideration and for human resource professionals, the need to provide answers to questions relating to tax can be pressing. Read on ...
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