The Director 1997 - Abstracts

The Director 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
50 and still nifty: The average lifespan of a company today has been put at 13 years. Who would have given much for the chances of those launched in the dark days of 1947?Business, internationalCarol Kennedy
Abu Dhabi: As an international trading zone, oil-rich Abu Dhabi plays second fiddle to neighbouring Dubai. The government is aiming o change this with a carefully orchestrated plan.Business, internationalNigel Page
Abu Dhabi: refining its assets.Business, internationalNigel Dudley
A bully bends: When the chairman of a public company voluntarily apologizes for its aggressive behaviour, can it be more than a gimmick?Business, internationalAziz Panni
A fresh wind in Ocean's sails. (John Allan, CEO Ocean Group PLC)(Interview)(Company Profile)Business, international 
A hire sense of purpose. (Frances Cook, managing director of Sanders and Sidney)(Interview)Business, international 
A job with life ... not a job for life.(young employees expect more leisure time)Business, internationalFrancoise Hecht
Ale well that ends well.(stock flotation of Ushers of Trowbridge)Business, international 
A life on the edge.(flexible labor in the United Kingdom)Business, internationalCary Cooper
A maverick field player.(Frank Field's plans for benefits and the employment market)Business, international 
An ACT of attrition.(changes to taxation of small businesses in the United Kingdom)Business, internationalAndrew Turpin
Are we arrogant abroad? (difficulties associated with pan-European distribution networks)Business, international 
A runway success.(Janis Kong, managing director of London Gatwick airport)(Interview)Business, international 
A stitch in time for Dawson.(Derek Finlay, chairman of Dawson International)(Interview)Business, international 
A stranger in town. (Marjorie Scardino, CEO Pearson Group)(Cover Story)Business, internationalStewart Dalby
A tonic for the troops. (employee benefit packages)(includes articles on pension schemes, company cars and tax on short-term medical insurance plans)Business, internationalPeta Hodge
Australia: looking up down under.(economic aspects)Business, internationalSara Jackson
Avoiding future shock.(effective interactive planning; includes related article about origins of planning)Business, internationalIan Smith
A woman of note. (Sarah Elton, managing director of Smythson)(Interview)Business, international 
Barking up a lot of trees. (Declan Ganley, owner of Ganley International which includes timber businesses)Business, international 
Berlin women talk business.Business, internationalGenevieve Hesse
Bigger cars in a smaller pool.(automobile leasing business in the UK, includes information about contacts and advice)Business, internationalBen Brown
Brickies in on equitable dealings.(Kier Group management buyout)Business, international 
Bricks and mortals. (effects of rising house prices in the United Kingdom)Business, internationalStephen Davies
Bringing riches to the rag trade. (John Osborn, chief executive of Alexon)(Interview)Business, internationalJulia Bright
Britain's own tiger economy. (Asian entrepreneurs in the UK)Business, internationalMichel Syrett, Jean Lammiman
Cambodia: lowering its defences. (foreign investment incentives in Cambodia) (includes related article on power projects in Cambodia)Business, internationalBill Jamieson
Canon goes flat out. (Canon Inc. investing in research and development)Business, internationalMichael Kenward
Can you keep a secret?(ways of ensuring ex-employee confidentiality)Business, internationalIan Hunter
Changing the face of learning.(distance learning students benefit from direct contact with tutors and other students)Business, internationalMichael Syrett
Charity begins at work. (corporate giving)Business, internationalDavid (American basketball player) Robinson
Co-op is what it's all about. (Graham Melmoth, chief executive of the Co-operative Wholesale Society)(Interview)Business, international 
Cuba: get your man in Havana. (Cuba anxious to attract foreign investment)(includes list of contacts)Business, internationalNick Kochan
Death of a dynasty.(problems of the Gucci family and the firm's financial recovery)Business, internationalJames Hansen
Euro-bashers beware.(role of Geoffrey Martin as United Kingdom representative in the European Commission)Business, internationalGeoffrey Percival-Straunik
Factoring: the way to cash. (includes related articles)Business, internationalGuy Dresser
Flame throwers.(mis-use of e-mail; includes article on how to use E-mail properly)Business, international 
France: room for les roast beefs.(France as a business location; includes related notes)Business, internationalJohn Riggs
From lamb warmers to lamb carvers. (profile of Lakeland Plastics Ltd.)Business, internationalChris Jasper
Fund managers under fire.(responsibilities of pension fund managers, includes related article about the Beardstown Ladies)Business, internationalGuy Dresser
Germany: raising the Teutonic.(German economy; includes details of tax and employment legislation)Business, internationalThomas Heymann, Christopher Kellet
Going bananas on the motorway. (moves to raise profile of Cearns and Brown) (chairman Alastair Stoddart)(Interview)Business, international 
Hands across the water.(expansion of Compagnie Generale des Eaux)(Cover Story)Business, internationalJeremy Josephs
Hong Kong: China's middleman.(likely effects of the handover on business and industry, includes related articles about Hong Kong)Business, internationalChris Jasper
How to find a lawyer.(legal help for managers of small firms)Business, international 
How we've learned the hard way. (lessons learned in business and industry)Business, internationalPhilip Sadler
In conversation with... Warren Bennis. (industrial psychologist) (includes related article)(Interview)Business, international 
Ireland: coming up for Eire. (strong business confidence in Ireland)Business, internationalDoug Payne
It's a small world after all: Electronic commerce has been hailed as the great leveller, offering small companies the chance to compete with much larger businesses.Business, internationalPeter Bartram, Tim Phillips, Steve Shipside
Japan: a place in the sun. (government seeks to encourage more overseas investment) (includes related articles on investment in Japan)Business, internationalAlan Kitchin
Jobs: starting at the bottom. (helping unskilled employees in the UK)Business, internationalRichard Layard
Labour of love. (poll shows British businesspeople are wary of new Labour government)Business, international 
Learning to love the banks.(small businesses and their banks)Business, international 
Life is sweet. (expansion at Charbonnel et Walker)Business, international 
Life's a ball.(corporate hospitality, includes details of prime venues)Business, internationalPeter Longbottom
Looking after number one.(health care benefits for employees, includes details about different types of benefits)Business, internationalChristine Long
Mailstrom! The rush to postal profits. (changes in UK mail-order industry)Business, internationalHelen Kay
Mr Photosensitive.(Dr Jeremy Leggett)(Interview)Business, international 
Oiling the wheels of progress.(new government minister to promote competitiveness in Europe)Business, international 
Out with the in-tray. (office paperwork)Business, internationalDeclan Treacy
Phare horizons.(grants and contracts for United Kingdom companies providing expertise in eastern Europe)Business, internationalMike Levy
Poland: the next big thing.Business, internationalAndrew Kozlowski
Pure genius: the Irish in British business. (includes related articles on Irish businesspeople)(Cover Story)Business, internationalDoug Payne
Putting it all in focus.(chief executive of Eastman Kodak)(Interview)Business, international 
Reasons to be cheerful. (unemployment forecast)Business, internationalHamish McRae
Red rag to a bull.(stock prices, bond markets and corporate investment)Business, internationalMichael Hughes
Resolutions for a momentous year. (1977)Business, internationalTim Melville-Ross
Russia: comrades in crime. (corruption's affect on business)(includes related article)Business, internationalToby Latta
Same numbers; different values.Business, international 
Second markets galore.(Alternative Investment Market, includes listing requirements and case studies)Business, internationalLesley Shutte
Shifting into high gear. (developments at UK distribution companies)Business, internationalMalory Davies
Small firms nurture big brains.Business, internationalHamish McRae
Snipers in the boardroom. (Volkswagenwerk AG recovers from dispute with General Motors Corp.)(includes related article on two executives at Volkswagenwerk AG and Mercedes-Benz)Business, internationalIgor Golub
Soups you, sir.(role of New Covent Garden Soup Company managing director, William Kendall)Business, internationalWidget Finn
South Korea: warming to the west.Business, internationalDavid Kim, Steven Goodman
Spain: will tomorrow ever come? (includes related article)Business, internationalEric Whelpton
The advantage of the L-plate.(Institute of Advanced Motorists courses to promote better driving)Business, international 
The art of conjuring ideas.(encouraging good ideas in a company, includes related article on how BMW designed a new plant to foster creativity.)Business, internationalMichel Syrett, Jean Lammiman
The generation game. (UK's utility companies) (includes related article on combined heat and power)Business, internationalStephen Hoare
The nerve-centre of new ideas. (neuroscience company Cerebrus)(Company Profile)Business, international 
The original spice girl.(Perween Warsi, managing director of S & A Foods.)(Interview)Business, international 
The small business wish-list.Business, internationalLesley Shutte
The spin-off steams ahead. (Interview with Tony Marchington)(Oxford Molecular Group chief executive officer)(Interview)Business, international 
The toast of the city.(Majestic Wine)Business, international 
Trading places.(factors to consider when relocating a business)Business, internationalPaul Strohm
Training goes the distance.(distance learning for directors)Business, international 
Wheels on hire.(car fleet management, includes related article about tax and value-added tax implications)Business, internationalSam Brown
Who is taking interest?(Bank of England now makes decisions about interest rates.)Business, internationalAndrew Sentance
Who wants to be a millionaire?(United Kingdom management buyouts; includes related articles)Business, internationalJoanna Gant
Will it end in tiers? (UK Institute of Director's views on corporate governance)(Column)Business, internationalTim Melville-Ross
Winning over the window shoppers.(marketing using web sites; includes related notes)Business, internationalBrian Salter, Naomi Langford-Wood
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