Nortel Networks adapts to New Era of Uncertainty

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Issues concerning the market performance of telecommunications company Nortel Networks, Ontario, Canada, are discussed. Particular attention is given to the fact that the company has reduced its number of employees by ten percent globally to counter-balance the economic slow-down of 2001.

Human resource management, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Nortel Communications Systems Inc.

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Intel outside

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Issues concerning the computer chips manufacturer Intel's plant in New Mexico are discussed. It is emphasized that the company plans to expand the New Mexico plant built in 2000. The relevance of the site of the plant to Intel's business strategic approaches is emphasized.

Intel Corp., INTC, Cover Story, Buildings and facilities, New Mexico, Chip sets (Computers), Chipsets

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Peso paradox: Mexican economy lures investment, but is it too much too fast?

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An analysis of the Mexican economy since 1998 is presented. The level of foreign direct investment, averaging $11 bn a year, in Mexico and the rapid growth of foreign-owned industries such as automobile manufacture are examined.

Economic policy, Investments, Mexico, Automobile industry, International economic relations, Electronics industry, Textile industry, Currency devaluation, Devaluation (Currency), Offshore assembly industry

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