Florida: waking the sleeping high-tech giant

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The thriving business climate in Florida has made the state one of the most coveted industrial sites in the US, particularly for high-technology businesses. Touted as the primary recreational center in the country, Florida has attracted a number of investors, who are keenly interested in expanding their businesses in the region. Efforts to reduce tax rates and increase the number of tax privileges levied to companies have further added to the economic potential of Florida.

Venture Capital Companies, Miscellaneous Intermediation, Investors, not elsewhere classified, High technology industry, Florida, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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Study reveals British Columbia's low call center labor costs

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A study into the costs of locating call centres in British Columbia is summarised. The advantages for companies of relatively low labor costs for call centre staff and the lack of unionization in the sector are explored.

Canada, Economic aspects, Finance, Customer service, British Columbia, Labor unions

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