Regus, consortium target Asia and U.S

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Regus Business Centers PLC of London, United Kingdom, will expand its operations of providing fully furnished offices with staff support into the US and Asian markets with a $100-million investment from a consortium of investors led by Bankers Trust New York Corp. units. Mark Dixon, Regus' founder, chairman and majority owner, said that the company intends to put up 10 to 15 Regus Business Centers initially in Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo, Japan, and up to 150 centers in the region. The group of investors likewise include the Bankers Trust units BT Alex Brown, Inc. and BT Capital Partners, real estate fund Apollo Real Estate and Apollo's European affiliate, Pelham Partners Ltd.

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To expand its operations into the US & Asian markets with a $100-mil investment from a business group led by Bankers Trust of NY

Asia, Use of Funds, Office Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing, Office & Business Eqp Leasing & Rental, Office equipment rental, Article, Regus Business Centers PLC

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Middle East beckons as outsourcing hot spot: oil boom creates attractive region; instability worries

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North Africa and the Middle East are quickly gaining favor as outsourcing locales due to multilingual work forces, favorable time zones, and expansion and investment driven by oil. Several Indian companies are establishing hubs in the region, including Wipro Ltd., Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., and Satyam Computer Services Ltd.

Prepackaged software, Use of services, Computer and Office Equipment, Management dynamics, India, Middle East, Northern Africa, Management and Public Relations, Management, Computer software industry, Software industry, International aspects, Computer peripherals industry, Company business management, Consulting services, Outsourcing, Wipro Ltd., Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., Satyam Computer Services Ltd.

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