Sentence examples for capitalism cities from inspiring English sources

In sum, "I want to create a truly great global company".Special report A bigger world The new champions Ins and outs The empire strikes back Oil, politics and corruption The rise of state capitalism Cities in the sand Opportunity knocks Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsCan he do it?

The forces behind this had become irresistible, said Mr Palmisano.Special report A bigger world The new champions Ins and outs The empire strikes back Oil, politics and corruption The rise of state capitalism Cities in the sand Opportunity knocks Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThis ambitious strategy was a response to fierce competition from the emerging markets.

Under modern capitalism, city-dwelling vegans are ready to fork out a small fortune for anything with a "ve" on the label, so they could've easily gone for £1.50 or perhaps even a big round £2.

The very capitalism-friendly city-state of Singapore is 80percentt public housing.

If the twin towers were in his eyes "pretentious statements of big business" and New York the quintessential city of capitalism, the history of the city's avant-garde is a paradox.

They plan to stage a Carnival Against Capitalism in the city itself and various disruptions along the U.S.-Canada border.

Set against the manically inflationist private-property capitalism in a city such as London, putting your spade to soil that is collectively owned acquires a new significance.

Mr Taylor reckons that, far from being against the capitalism of the City which is trying to demolish the market, places like Spitalfields should be allowed to flourish and to embed the market economy in local civil society.

Tippins tells riveting stories about the Chelsea's artists, but she also captures a much grander, and more pressing, narrative: that of the ongoing battle between art and capitalism in the city.

It was an event with huge consequences, which turned the power of finance into a monster, looming over the rest of the British economy; but it was also consistent with this old theme of internationalised, globally networked capitalism, with the City of London at its heart.

Capitalism built my city and ultimately destroyed it.