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  Thursday, 24th April, 2008 |
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Ernst & Young to integrate 102 country operations
Ernst & Young said that its Global Executive and the Global Advisory Council have approved the proposed integration of all of its 87 country practices in Western and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa into a new EMEIA Area. It also confirmed that more than 700 partners in the Far East had supported a similar integration across 15 countries and territories.
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China is no longer a "black box"
When the Olympic torch passed through London I decided not to go out in the snow to watch it. So I missed all the excitement of minor British celebs running with the torch, shielded by squads of track-suited Chinese officials against people who kept leaping out of the crowd with fire extinguishers. Watching the scenes I couldn't help feeling that an important political issue was being reduced to farce. If I was Tibetan, I'd wonder what if China hadn't won the Games. Would we have had to wait until they started playing Test cricket until we got a rise out of the British?
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TPI Index reveals healthy market momentum in 2008 for global outsourcing industry
According to the latest TPI Index, which tracks commercial contracts valued greater than $25 million, the first quarter was within the range of other recent quarters in terms of number of contracts awarded and total contract value (TCV). Additionally, the quarter had a tremendous year over year increase of nearly 20 percent in annualized contract value (ACV) -- the value of a contract divided by its duration.
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