Bang the status symbol

Article Abstract:

Inverness, Scotland, hopes to be able to benefit from its new status as a city in 2001. Tourism is the city's major industry as its remoteness has been seen as a problem, but technology business is increasing and the public sector is trying to be proactive.

Business, Inverness, Scotland

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Get into the groove

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the plans of Leeds city council to develop a rapid-transit system for the city through the use of a network of trams. The transportation scheme is expected to cost about 434-million pounds sterling.

Finance, Transportation policy, Leeds, England, Light rail transit, City councils

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Time in the cooler

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the effects of the economic slowdown in the United States over the real estate market of the central London, United Kingdom, are discussed. Particular attention is given to the balance between supply and demand.

Real estate management, London, England, United States foreign relations

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