Locations around the world are competing to bring lucrative movie production – and a little Hollywood glamour – to their regions, and financial incentives are increasingly being used to attract film-makers.
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Toronto gains retail store
Liz Claiborne subsidiary Juicy Couture will open a retail store in Toronto, Canada.
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Berlin moves on
Vital transport links, including BBI and the Hauptbahnhof station, have already attracted big-name businesses to set up operations in Berlin, reveals Tom Blass.
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Asia’s need for speed
Hwee Chong Lok of TNT Express Worldwide’s Asia office talks about the ramifications of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area and explains how the region’s main challenge is now to increase the efficiency of its logistics operations.
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Restricted ambition
The trend towards consolidation is being maintained in many sectors despite signs of recovery from the crisis in the global markets. Michal Kaczmarski reports.
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Right place, right people
Human capital development is now key and talent is the main driver for corporate location decisions, says Anupam Prakash.
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Plotting their next move
In the aftermath of the global downturn, many companies are relocating to areas that offer tax breaks. However, for companies relocating, and areas hoping to attract their business, there is more to think about than just financial incentives, as Spencer Anderson reports.
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