Roll with it

Article Abstract:

Rollercoaster suppliers are selling into new markets as a growing interest in rollercoaster rides continues. A different set of customers, such as property developers and large corporations, are using attractions which are traditionally associated with fairground and leisure parks to add location-based entertainment. The rides themselves are changing to suit customer preferences, and include a number of slower experiences which are more appropriate for an older age group.

Marketing, Recreation, Amusements, Roller coasters

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Same old innovations

Article Abstract:

In 2001 the fashion is for buildings to be innovative, but people define innovation differently. People's feelings towards buildings such as the Millenium Dome, which was considered a failure, also seem to determine whether they consider it innovative.

Innovations, Construction, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Architecture, Building

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In pursuit of predictability

Article Abstract:

There have been changes to the tax incentive scheme for scientific research by the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency. The main changes are outlined and its impact on court cases is discussed.

Usage, Canada, Laws, regulations and rules, Taxation, Tax incentives, Canadian Customs and Revenue Agency

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