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ClimateNE & Climate Change Schools Project support the move to a low-carbon, resilient economy and help businesses avoid risk and realise commercial opportunities. Posts by Jen Atkinson, Krista McKinzey and Harriet Thew » September 2009 Archives
Go Global
Posted by Andrew Mernin on September 22, 2009 11:34 AM
SINCE we at The Journal launched our Go Global campaign earlier this month, I've had the privilege to speak to people with some fascinating stories about doing business overseas.
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Curbing bonuses will lead to talent brain-drain
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Posted by on September 28, 2009 3:20 PM
DESPITE the worst financial crash the world has seen in decades, City bankers are still being paid top brass to play Russian roulette with investors' hard-earned cash.
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High speed rail would put us on right lines
Posted by on September 28, 2009 3:23 PM
The recent news that a high speed rail link will not becoming via the North-east was a bitter blow to local industry.
A 200mph service that could cut journey times to London and Scotland would have enhanced the attractiveness of doing business on Teesside.
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