We are the archetypical, multinational "people without borders": Multicultural by definition, we can contribute to the construction of identity in the 21st century.
Multinational people come and work together, so culture intelligence is a necessary quality for a more successful future leader.
Various studies show that, regardless of the example set at the top of a big multinational, many people at lower levels in a big firm still think that "ethical" decisions, such as whistleblowing, will harm their careers.
The board of Venezuela's largest telecommunications company approved a share buyback yesterday in the latest wrinkle of a takeover dispute involving several multinational investors, people close to the company said.
Asian investors and multinational business people anyplace may find this a useful guide to where the action is in the world's biggest economy.
Now attitudes are changing as more and more of the outdoor advertising industry falls into the hands of multinationals run by people with Harvard MBAs.
"There is nothing socialist about a system of open borders that allows multinationals to treat people as commodities and to move them around Europe to drive down labour costs and create a race to the bottom," he said, in an apparent dig at frontbenchers including the shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, who has argued strongly for the benefits of immigration.
"To listen to some of the news reports a year or two ago, you would think bin Laden was running a top Fortune 500 multinational company -- people everywhere, links everywhere," said Larry C. Johnson, a former deputy director of the State Department's Office of Counterterrorism.
When David Cameron proposed to hand over Britain's forests to multinational corporations, the people here instinctively and immediately rebelled, because we knew they would not survive.
This EU – the EU of multinationals, of harmonisation – makes people uneasy.
