• Some business and native leaders have started to deal with each other directly, holding an annual meeting to discuss possible joint-ventures.

    ECONOMIST: Canada

  • It has declined to appoint an ambassador to Tel Aviv, but keeps alive the practical relationship that employs 13, 000 Jordanians in joint-ventures.

    ECONOMIST: King Abdullah��s troubles in keeping things jogging along

  • Overseas investors have been equally befuddled in the media sector, where joint-ventures promised over the past two years are suddenly off the agenda.

    ECONOMIST: The scare stories��and the chaotic reality

  • The province now boasts more than 5, 000 native-owned businesses, some of them joint-ventures, ranging from pipeline construction and timber production to hotels and boat-building.

    ECONOMIST: Canada

  • And yes, joint-ventures were probably never a good way to go.

    ECONOMIST: Doing business in China: The perils of Pat | The

  • Despite his early setback in the tyre business, Mr Sabanci has made a speciality of joint-ventures with foreign partners, striking 17 since 1985 in sectors as diverse as cars and cigarettes.

    ECONOMIST: Import-import

  • While it may seem redundant for Petrobras to invest in a company with a substantially smaller pre-salt operation in Brazil, analysts for Bloomberg explained that the deal might be a way for Petrobras to indirectly fund deep sea projects it operates via joint-ventures with Galp.

    FORBES: Petrobras and CNOOC Expanding Early In 2011 As Global Balance of Power Shifts To The Emerging World

  • So far it has a dozen or so such low-cost joint ventures, including a 50-50 deal announced in December with Petrochemical Industries Co. of Kuwait.

    FORBES: It's All About Who You Know

  • Volkswagen has two passenger vehicle-making joint ventures in China: one with Shanghai-based SAIC Motor Corp.

    WSJ: Gearbox Problem Prompts Volkswagen to Recall 384,181 Vehicles Sold in China

  • The government has also arranged for Petrobras to be the primary operator of all pre-salt oil fields and to have a minimum 30 percent stake in all pre-salt joint ventures, an arrangement that is still competitive in relation to other major oil-producing states like Nigeria and Venezuela (and without the high militant and political risk).

    FORBES: Brazil: Strategic Planning For Pre-Salt

  • The government, keen to double production to over 800, 000 barrels per day, has pledged to allow cash-strapped Petroecuador, the state oil company, to form joint ventures with private-sector firms.

    ECONOMIST: Ecuador: Picking up the pieces | The

  • The low-cost joint ventures offer a measure of protection against market troughs.

    FORBES: It's All About Who You Know

  • In both sectors Doede seeks Western companies or Western-oriented joint ventures.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In addition, the company owns about 2.5% of Iridium, a satellite-telecoms venture led by Motorola, and shares in several lucrative natural-resource joint ventures with foreign firms.

    ECONOMIST: Indonesian business: A survival guide | The

  • The lawyer that understands the intricate tax implications of U.S.-Brazil joint ventures is now much more valuable than the generalist lawyer that introduces you to that person.

    FORBES: It's Now What You Know That Matters - Not Who You Know

  • Bill Brandt, an American who worked for BP for 20 years, has moved to Arizona, where he works with the state university setting up clean-energy joint ventures.

    ECONOMIST: London��s future

  • The rest of its sales were divided between breakfast cereal across Europe and frozen snacks in Belgium and the Netherlands, along with a smattering of convenience-food joint ventures in Central Europe.

    ECONOMIST: BolsWessanen

  • This money was invested in joint ventures with the Orana property group - most of the properties in these ventures have been effectively repossessed by Ulster Bank.

    BBC: Clients repaid fraction of Belfast investment

  • At 65, he's just retired, but will remain active in joint civic-Randstad job creation ventures.

    FORBES: Europe

  • There, eight years ago, Berezovsky founded Logovaz, taking the giant automaker as partner and reinforcing the relationship with cross-shareholding and numerous joint ventures.

    FORBES: Godfather of the Kremlin?

  • Entry mode choices, such as the choice between wholly-owned affiliates and joint ventures, or between greenfield establishments and acquisitions, are yet another strategic decision with financial bearings.

    FORBES: Why Finance Professionals Need International Business Strategy

  • It has, however, helped to pave the way for commercial activities and international joint ventures of a non-threatening kind that are helping to keep both organisations afloat.

    ECONOMIST: The diamonds in the rubble

  • No sooner had ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips pitched up, than El Presidente shifted the goal posts, converting pre-existing contracts into joint ventures, with PDVSA taking a 60% stake.

    FORBES: Chavez's Secret Election Weapon: Oil

  • But Li, 78, is so keen on the growth opportunity for pharmaceuticals in China that he devotes some of his valuable time to signing off on Chi-Med's joint ventures.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Its Black Economic Empowerment program calls for black ownership of 15% of all listed companies, black joint ventures with existing white-dominated businesses, a larger role in the management of those businesses and the reallocation of agricultural land.

    FORBES: Beautiful, Beset Land

  • The talks are more likely to lead to an alliance, through several joint ventures, than a full-scale merger.

    ECONOMIST: Transatlantic aerobatics

  • The company's revenue comes from joint ventures, licensing, research-and-development contracts and manufacturing.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Sales of interiors are poised to grow in China, where the company has six joint ventures and is helping up-and-comers like Chery Automobile prepare for the day when Chinese cars hit U.S. soil.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Changing the constitution, which is necessary to allow foreign companies to take a stake in the country's ample hydrocarbon reserves and for Pemex to enter into joint ventures, requires a two-thirds majority vote in Congress.

    MSN: Sweeping Mexico energy reform may stumble in Congress

$firstVoiceSent
- 来自原声例句
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定