Haute fruiture

Article Abstract:

New Zealand found itself losing its dominant position of $2.5 billion global kiwifruit market by 1989, to new growers in Italy, Spain, Chile, South Africa, and France. Faced with a threat to a major source of natural revenue, they developed a new patented kiwi having a sweeter and more tropical flavor under the name of Zespri Gold, which had sales of $150 million in 2006, 50% more than two years earlier.

Foreign trade, Patents & copyrights, New Zealand, Fruits and Tree Nuts, Fresh fruits and vegetables, Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Whsle, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Wholesalers, International trade, Fruit industry, Fruit trade, Intellectual property, Kiwifruit, Market size

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Brett Yormark

Article Abstract:

Brett Yormark, President and CEO, Nets Sports & Entertainment, New Jersey has helped revamp Nets culture since joining the professional basketball franchise as CEO in January 2005, which has resulted in soaring attendance and a 90%-plus renewal of season-ticket packages. He discusses about the ways, which he can make the Nets the most accessible franchise possible.

New Jersey, Membership organizations, not elsewhere classified, Athletic Associations, Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations), Corporate culture, Sports associations, Yormark, Brett

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Tom Whaley

Article Abstract:

Tom Whaley, Executive Vice President, St. Paul Saints, Minnesota uses outrageous shenanigans to fill a 6,000-seat minor-league baseball stadium since joining the team in 1993. He claims that his firm has averaged 90% capacity and had higher revenues than ever in the year 2005.

Minnesota, Growth, Company growth, Industry sales and revenue, Whaley, Tom, St. Paul Saints

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