TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe denied on Wednesday that he had intervened to secure preferential treatment for a friend’s plan to set up a veterinary school despite new reports he had discussed the matter with the friend.
Daily Archives: April 10, 2018
After China’s massive drill, U.S. patrols disputed South China Sea
South Korea prosecutors say ousted Park unfairly avoided charges, appeal
IMF chief warns trade war could rip apart global economy
Lagarde says countries should ‘steer clear of protectionism’
Myanmar judge rejects request for dismissal of case against two jailed Reuters reporters
IMF boss says world trade system in danger of being torn apart
Lagarde says ‘darker clouds looming’ for global economy amid US-China tensions
The head of the International Monetary Fund has warned of “darker clouds looming” for the global economy amid simmering trade tensions between the US and China, urging governments around the world to steer clear of protectionism or face negative consequences.
Christine Lagarde said the current system for world trade was “in danger of being torn apart”, with the potential to upset the present global economic upswing and make consumers poorer.
The Alternatives: social enterprises in Plymouth – podcast
In episode 6, Aditya speaks to Lindsey Hall, director of Real Ideas Organisation in Plymouth. Social enterprises are businesses that try to solve social problems while making a profit. Plymouth is the first social enterprise city in the UK
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In episode 6, Aditya speaks to Lindsey Hall, director of Real Ideas Organisation in Plymouth. Plymouth is a city that has more than 150 social enterprises that employ over 7,000 people.
WorkdayVoice: Sweet Harmony: How Enterprises Thrive When Technologies Come Together
Many companies come from a world where innovation is bolted on to existing technology stacks through acquisition. This means incremental changes to introduce new technologies, yet often without a view of the overall enterprise technology strategy. The tide is turning.