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    1. Mentioned In 22 Articles

    2. Heineken aims to grow African market

      Explore iol.co.za (May 13 2013) Retail & CPG/FMCG , Marketing & Advertising

      Heineken aims to grow African market ...beer makers have struggled to make inroads, with Molson Coors axing its lower-alcohol, fruity Animee brand in Britain a little over a year after launch. The rising spending power of Africa's middle classes has propelled ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Reuters   Africa   Britain

    3. Glencore boss on acquisition trail

      Explore fin24.com (May 1 2013) Metals & Minerals

      Glencore boss on acquisition trail ...rhouse with over 100 mines around the world, some 130 000 employees, and an oil division with more ships than Britain's Royal Navy. It will be the largest exporter of thermal coal and the third-largest producer of mined ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   London   Brazil   European Union

    4. Shady arms deals — guess who always benefits

      Explore BDlive (Mar 23 2013)

      Shady arms deals — guess who always benefits ..., for the most part, need as we face no existential military threats. Of course, our government is not alone. Britain’s former prime minister Tony Blair suppressed an inquiry into allegations that BAE paid billions of po... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   India   Britain   South Africa

    5. Horsemeat scandal reveals supply chain failings

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (Feb 11 2013) Procurement Ethics , Manufacturing & Automotive , Retail & CPG/FMCG

      Horsemeat scandal reveals supply chain failings ...ts. Following investigations by the UK government and various internal probes by food retailers, consumers in Britain and France have been told that Romanian horsemeat has been used in a range of  ’beef products’, prompt... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Britain   France

    6. Big food firms embroiled in horsemeat saga

      Explore fin24.com (Feb 1 2013) Procurement Ethics , Risk Management , Retail & CPG/FMCG

      Big food firms embroiled in horsemeat saga ... tests are carried out to detect horsemeat, which is eaten in many European countries but considered taboo in Britain. Horsemeat in "beef" dishes has now been confirmed in products found in Britain, Ireland, France, Aust... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Tesco   Brazil   Paris

    7. Caterpillar sets cautious tone for year

      Explore iol.co.za (Jan 28 2013) Construction , Capital Equipment

      ...r share, lifting the stock 1.8 percent in afternoon trading. Of the 25 analysts in the United States, Canada, Britain and South Korea who cover Caterpillar's stock, seven had cut 2013 profit estimates in the past month, ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Reuters   London   South Korea

    8. To Grow, Social Enterprises Must Play by Business Rules

      Explore HBR Blog Network (Jan 9 2013) Supplier Diversity , SM B2B Marketing , Marketing & Advertising

      To Grow, Social Enterprises Must Play by Business Rules ...an't ask social enterprises to have a big impact if they can't get the resources they need to grow bigger. In Britain, for example, fewer than 10% of the tens of thousands of social enterprises generate more than £1 mill... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   London   Britain

    9. Sustainable Procurement and the Triple Bottom Line

      Explore spendradar.com (Sep 25 2012) Sustainable Procurement

      Sustainable Procurement and the Triple Bottom Line ... which may explain why Britain both imports and exports exactly 15,000 tons of waffles per year. In addition, Britain swapped 20 tons of bottled water with Australia. It’s a pretty interesting read: http://www.nytimes.... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   America   Australia   Dell

    10. Vodafone in new UK tax 'scandal'

      Explore iol.co.za (Jun 26 2012) Electronic & High Tech

      Vodafone in new UK tax 'scandal' ...ay be legal, but it's completely immoral. They make money out of Britain, and they should put money back into Britain.” Vodafone declined to answer most questions about its accounts, citing commercial sensitivity. It sai... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Reuters   London   Turkey

    11. SA wakes up to neighbours as Europe struggles

      Explore Engineering News (Jun 26 2012)

      ... yet to make an official visit to Nigeria and Ethiopia - Africa's two most populous nations - but has been to Britain and other Western countries as well as south and central America. Nigeria, Africa's second largest eco... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   America   India   Africa

    12. What's on your wish list?

      Explore cpoagenda.com (Jun 15 2012) Invoicing & Payment , Sourcing , Public Sector

      ...phasises Elizabeth Lucas, head of procurement at Caerphilly County Borough Council in Wales. In some parts of Britain, she notes, local government procurement has changed significantly over the past five or so years, dri... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   India   Oracle   Ariba

    13. Conflicting interests

      Explore cpoagenda.com (Mar 26 2012) Procurement Ethics , Sustainable Procurement

      ...ct is not a new phenomenon. Access to tin deposits was one of the reasons that prompted the Roman invasion of Britain. While the jewellery industry is the major consumer of gold – around 60 per cent – the electronics sec... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Nokia   Britain

    14. Anglo JV stunts competition - Uk watchdog

      Explore fin24.com (Feb 21 2012) Procurement Ethics

      ...enture between Anglo American and cement maker Lafarge threatens competition in the construction market, says Britain's Competition Commission. Engen and Shell have been penalised by the Competition Commission for being ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   London   Greece   Britain

    15. EU headed for agreement on Iran oil embargo

      Explore iol.co.za (Jan 12 2012) Fuels & Lubricants

      EU headed for agreement on Iran oil embargo ...s have been divided over whether to include Iran's central bank in these sanctions. Diplomats said France and Britain backed this but Germany opposed the idea. The diplomat said negotiations to finalise the sanctions are... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Reuters   Greece   Opec

    16. OB10 recognised for environmental best practice

      Explore sharedserviceslink.com (Nov 16 2011) Invoicing & Payment , Procurement Technology , Sustainable Procurement

      ...ognising and promoting environmental best practice, the awards are the results of a national campaign to find Britain’s greenest companies, councils and communities. “The judges thought that ‘ridding the world of paper i... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Britain

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