Cremona became one of those now fashionable and desirable economic and geographic entities - a cluster of craft enterprise.
Since 2000, when the EU Council approved the "European Charter for Small Enterprises", micro and craft (-type) enterprises have been receiving increased attention.
The New Yorker, March 4 , 1933P. 21 Profile of Harold Vanderbilt who excels in two recreations which have made him outstanding; one is yachting in which has has won the Vanderbilt Cup established by him several years ago, and his craft, the Enterprise cost him several hundred thousand dollars before it went into the race against Shamrock V.
Elio, alongside his younger brother, Gianni, made Zagato a much less craft-based enterprise as he took over the running of the factory from his ailing father.
As a student, craftsman, designer, and teacher, Mr. Copeland interacted with some of the most important personalities of the mid-century American crafts movement and contributed to several of the most prominent craft institutions and enterprises.
Special tax breaks already exist for small family-owned businesses and farms, and additional tax relief can be crafted for those enterprises that remain vulnerable.
➢ Develop government and non-government approaches to support investments in rural industries including crafts, tourism, rural enterprises in Kullu, Manali, Mandi and Lahul & Spiti.
But the more we conversed in his office, I thought of the paradox of New Relic in the new enterprise, craft beer and dudes with big beards singing country songs in karaoke bars in this quirky yet old-fashioned city.
In enterprises, the "craft" of expert know-how is capitalized in an information system in the form of "business" rules.
Neutrality was beneficial to the economy, allowing the confederation to supply other countries with goods, and the influx of refugees, especially French Huguenots after their expulsion in 1685, was particularly important in rehabilitating old crafts and establishing new enterprises.
