A global paper trail

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Statistics reveal that more than ten thousand pages of paper was printed per person on the planet in the year 2003 signifying an explosion in printing needs around the world. Philip Carmichael, CEO of printer manufacturer, Lexmark reveals that businesses have found printing cheaper than photocopying and is of the view that the Asian market is the driver behind the print boom.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Computer and Office Equipment, Asia, Services information, Printing & Publishing, Commercial Printing, Services, Forecasts and trends, Computer peripherals industry, Market trend/market analysis, Lexmark International Group Inc., Printing industry, Commercial printing industry

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Flight of quality

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The growth of multinationals increased the demand for talented managers. Chinese business organizations' attempts to retain the talented managers by protecting them from the lure of the competitors are evaluated.

China, Personnel administration, Venture Analysis, Recruiting, Business enterprises, Managers, Industry hiring

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Climb every mountain

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David Hunter is the chief executive for Accenture's business in the Asia-Pacific region. Despite this, he still finds time for his family.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Business consultants, Management consultants, Accenture Ltd., Social life, Hunter, David

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