The interconnecting gas pipelines in Europe, filled with Azerbaijani gas, will ensure that Russia can no longer switch off the heat in eastern Europe and the Caucasus on a whim..
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsSome new aircraft are also likely to be bought.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsLike other miners, Noranda has seen turnover leap and profits soar this year.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business Reprints Related items European retailing: Trouble in storeOct 7th 2004Nevertheless Metro has not been trouble-free this year.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsFar inland, new airports have been commissioned in Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan and Xinjiang.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsNext week's "old energy" auction will set the tone for investment in new energy.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsFirst, while traditional telephony takes account of geography, distance, and time, says Michael Powell, America's telecoms regulator, "VOIP shatters all three".
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsFirst, firms in the sample with more hierarchical organisations lavished more perks on their executives than firms with flatter structures.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business Reprints Related items AIDSDec 2nd 2004 AIDS in Angola: Good news, maybeDec 2nd 2004 Business and AIDS in Africa: Follow my leadOct 9th 2003 South Africa and AIDS: Get on with itApr 17th 2003Last week, Mr Mears's group published a survey of over 1,000 firms on the impact of AIDS.
No switch-off, please Getting together AIDS and business ReprintsWith Nippon Steel and JFE running at full capacity, Nissan has had to look elsewhere for high-quality steel.To be fair to Nissan, firms across the region are scrambling for more steel because China has been on a building spree and shipbuilders in Japan and South Korea have been cranking out new vessels to carry booming world trade.
"No, don't switch off!" he says.
