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  • Chinese Modus Operandi In Africa

    • December 17, 2018
    • Posted by: marketing
    • Category: Africa, Blog Category, Business Strategy, Central Africa, china, East Africa, Economics, Middle East, North Africa, Southern Africa, West Africa, Worldwide
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    In the last two decades, China has become the most important economic interlocutor of the African continent, through a number of both public and private initiatives across trade, investments, financing and cooperation. To have an idea of the scale of the Chinese wave, we can have a look at the most recent figures. In the
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  • How the Global 500 are organizing themselves in the Middle East and Africa

    • May 25, 2018
    • Posted by: infomineo-admin
    • Category: Africa, Blog Category, Business Strategy, Central Africa, East Africa, Middle East, North Africa, Southern Africa, West Africa, Worldwide
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    Highlights from this year’s Organizing for Growth Report For over 25 years the American Fortune magazine publishes an annual list of the top Global 500 companies ranked by revenue. The companies that made the list in 2017 generated a combined revenue of 27.7 trillion USD — roughly 37% of global GDP –, earned profits of

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  • Mapping Research & Knowledge Support in International Consulting Firms

    • January 9, 2018
    • Posted by: Mona Abisourour
    • Category: Africa, Middle East, Worldwide
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    Knowledge and research functions are crucial within a consulting business model and with their growing footprint internationally, strategy consulting firms are placing much thought into how they are organizing these function within their organization. In response to the high demand for quality research, knowledge and research functions are taking on more of an analytical role within

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  • The Actual Flow of Resources from and to Developing Countries

    • July 2, 2017
    • Posted by: admin
    • Category: Africa, Blog Category, Middle East, Worldwide
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    The economic exploitation of less developed countries to benefit richer economies was a key component of colonialism. As this practice began to be seen as unjust, under the pressure of growing humanitarian movements, rich countries started providing financial aid to their colonies, for the purpose of building local infrastructures and pursuing economic development and welfare.
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  • Illicit financial flows from developing countries

    • January 15, 2016
    • Posted by: admin
    • Category: Africa, Financial Services, Worldwide
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    This article will present the key findings of 2015 report about “Illicit financial integrity” prepared by Global Financial Integrity (GFI) -a non-profit, Washington, DC-based research and advisory organization, which produces high-caliber analyses of illicit financial flows, advises developing country governments on effective policy solutions, and promotes pragmatic transparency measures in the international financial system as
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