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People strategize better with those from their own culture and they are poor at predicting the behavior of those from different cultures. This is the outcome of a new study published by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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BNP Paribas <BNPP.PA>, France's biggest listed bank, said it would reduce Ukraine staff by 1,600 by 2015 as part of a restructuring of its local unit in the face of a tough eco...
In the Media
by Lionel Laurent and Matthias Blamont (Reuters)
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Royal Dutch Shell <RDSa.L> will cut spending by a fifth and lay off staff at its American exploration and production business, the company said on Thursday, in another sign t...
In the Media
by Karolin Schaps and Dmitry Zhdannikov (Reuters)
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Whether through error or circumstance, Qantas Airways Ltd's <QAN.AX> spectacular fall from grace is giving chief executive Alan Joyce his best chance of steering the airline toward long-term salvati...
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by Jane Wardell (Reuters)
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Canadian coffee and doughnut chain Tim Hortons Inc <THI.TO> said on Tuesday that it will open at least 800 new restaurants over the next five years under a strategic plan to secure its dominance in...
In the Media
by Susan Taylor (Reuters)
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Britain's Tesco <TSCO.L>, the world's third-largest retailer, is to cut prices as it relaxes its view on operating margins and steps up its store revamp program and investment in on...
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by James Davey and Neil Maidment (Reuters)
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Tim Hortons Inc <THI.TO>, the Canadian coffee and doughnut chain, said on Tuesday it will open at least 800 restaurants over the next five years under a new strategic plan to extend its dominance in Canada and boost returns in...
In the Media
by Reuters
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Fast Retailing Co's <9983.T> casual clothing brand Uniqlo is rethinking its "Made for All" strategy, looking to offer lower priced lines in smaller Asian cities and more generous...
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by Chang-Ran Kim and Ritsuko Shimizu (Reuters)
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Smarting from growing losses, Taiwanese phone maker HTC Corp says it will expand its range of cheaper products as it fixes off-target marketing for its premium smartphones.
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by Michael Gold and Sinead Carew (Reuters)
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Tokyo -
There was a time when wherever Super Mario Brothers went, the gaming world followed, but an industry that has moved on in leaps and bounds since then just shrugged at the latest re-set by Nintendo on Thursday.
In the Media
by Kyoko Hasegawa (AFP)
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Nintendo shares fell more than three percent on Thursday morning as the struggling Japanese videogames giant said it would stick to its hard-hit console business despite slumping Wii U sales.
In the Media
by Kyoko HASEGAWA (AFP)
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E&J Gallo, the largest family-owned wine producer in the world, as reported in Washington State's 'Yakima Herald,' July 9, reports Gallo has purchased, not one, but two wineries in the second largest wine producing state. California being first.
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Why not doing your homework when entertaining clients at a 'fusion' restaurant can lead to a series of mistakes for the table.
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A coalition of public health groups met with White House officials on Thursday and are urging President Obama to use his leadership position for creating a National Cancer Prevention Plan to rid Americans’ daily exposure to cancer-causing chemicals.
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Amid growing pressure from US politicians, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has opened the door for talks with rival political leaders in his country concerned over a US troop presence in the country past the 2011 deadline, with repercussions likely.
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Six months have passed without a strategic implementation of direction in Afghanistan. As events on the ground go from bad to worse, skepticism is increasing.
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Should Karzai win, the Obama administration would be facing a new challange which requires a new strategy; that is, how to deal with a future Karzai government, considering the administration's publicly expressed discontent with his current government.
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The President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai has welcomed the United States new look at the plan for the area which. Barack Obama gave details of this on Friday.
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Throughout the election process, image is everything. Now, post-election, the Electorate looks for signals of capacities beyond the ability to get elected. We peer in, looking for "tells" of what an Obama Presidency will mean. Has there been a "tell?"
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Just days after Billary's campaign manager, deputy campaign manager and two longtime online staffers exited via stage left, her campaign released a new commercial in Wisconsin that appears to be veering toward the negative.
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The government of New Brunswick has released its population growth strategy; immigration plays a key role also featured is a focus on youth and an emphasis on being family friendly.
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Toronto is now eagerly awaiting the opening of Amp'd Mobile. Not much hype has been created, at least not that I know of, but everytime I would pass by Peter& King Streets I wondered what it meant Amp'd is Coming!
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Nintendo has flaws and Sony confused?
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Help can come from unexpected quarters. . . especially in the enormously complex reality of Middle Eastern politics.
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"A Force More Powerful – the Game of Nonviolent Strategy is the first and only interactive teaching tool in the field of nonviolent conflict."
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"The New York Daily News obtained an 140-page dossier outlining Giuliani's presidential campaign strategy, including everything from his fundraising plans to perceived political weaknesses."
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