I Smell the Blood of a Canadian

Article Abstract:

Northern Telecom of Canada ranks sixth in world market share of the world's telecommunications equipment industry. The company's growth has surpassed market growth. Strong technology has provided Northern with its advantage. Northern Telecom has devised a strategy for increased penetration in markets outside of North America. Other major international telecommunications equipment corporations are looking at mergers and joint ventures.

Canada, Statistics, Economic indicators, Telecommunications, Telecommunication

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Water Is Thicker than Blood

Article Abstract:

Some Spanish politicians have a strong interest in Latin America. The relationship between Latin America and Spain is ambivalent. Some feel that Spain is more akin to the Third World than to Europe.

Latin America, Politics

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Cash Flows Keep Companies Flying

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Many companies have gone bankrupt just as the recession is ending. The problem is liquidity. A table illustrates the situation of Laker Airways.

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