European mobilisation

Article Abstract:

The bid by Vodaphone for Mannesmann has led to debateson internet strategy and global domination. The mobile phone market is likely to be very profitable, and mobile internet services will also be included in the range of services. Consolidation is progressing, and the largest players are seen as likely to be the only ones in competition for the remaining independent operators in Europe. European operators will be under pressure once US companies are attracted to this market.

Radiotelephone communications, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Mobile Radio Services, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, Wireless communications services, Mannesmann AG, Vodaphone Airtouch

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What you know, not who you know

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The City of London is at the center of the UK financial services industry, and training and qualifications have become increasingly important for candidates seeking work there. Qualifications and skills which help employees include languages for salesmen and accountancy for researchers. The Investment Management Certificate and the Securities and Financial Derivatives Representative qualifications are becoming increasingly important.

Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, Economic aspects, Financial services industry, Employee recruitment, Employment

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Collective funds ease the emerging headache

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Many investors choose a collective investment arrangement when buying into emerging stock markets in order to limit the risks. There are high profits to be made if the right market is selected, but emerging markets showed a more mixed performance in 1994 than in 1993, making some investors more cautious. Markets with good prospects for 1995 include Egypt and Bangladesh.

Foreign investments, International aspects

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