Economic Growth Prospects in Central and Eastern Europe
In early 2009, many analysts feared that Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) was hurtling toward a regional crash reminiscent of the East Asian crisis of the late 1990s.

Labour Market Trends in the Wake of the Great Recession, October 2009
The global economy is showing unmistakable signs of recovery from the steepest downturn since World War II. Economic contraction has ceased in North America, Europe, and developed Asia, and most of the advanced industrialised countries are poised for positive GDP growth in 2010.

Turkey in the Euro Mediterranean Area
The Euro Med Partnership now includes all 27 member states of the European Union, along with 16 partners across the Southern Mediterranean and the Middle East. However, in the bars, tea gardens and boardrooms of Istanbul the question is still asked ‘Is Turkey Middle Eastern, Asiatic or European?’

IT Risk Management - Meeting the changing requirements and demands of today's business enterprises
As a leading provider of Information Technology risk management services in Australia and the Asia Pacific region, RSM Bird Cameron is closely following developments in the IT risk management sphere during the economic slowdown. In recent months, a number of changes have occurred that underscore the need to align IT risk management services with shifting market demand.

Survey of European Business Leaders: European business in the wake of global recession, May 2009
On April 7, the Westin Excelsior in Rome hosted the 2009 European Business Awards to honor the achievements of leading European companies. As part of the event, RSM International (a sponsor of the European Business Awards) conducted a survey to gauge the views of participants on the European business environment in the wake of the global recession.

Global Climate Change: Corporate Risks and Growth Opportunities, April 2009
Global climate change looms as a disruptive force in coming decades. The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicts a 1.1-6.4°C rise in global temperatures in the 21st century, a warming trend that presents an array of planetary threats.

Overcoming the cultural challenges of company successions, December 2008
Growing numbers of family-owned and closely-held enterprises in Europe, North America, and other regions are undergoing leadership successions as company founders depart and new owners assume control…

Exploring Chile's export markets, August 2008
Chile’s economy is open and strongly export-oriented…

Understanding commercial relations between China and the EU, August 2008
The expansion of commercial relations between China and the European Union constitutes a signal development in the global economy. Sino-European trade has increased 60-fold since the PRC’s opening in 1978...

Taking advantage of China’s rapid economic growth, July 2008
China’s rapid economic growth over the past three decades has attracted a tremendous amount of foreign direct investment (FDI)…

Understanding the impact of dollar fluctuations on Canadian businesses, June 2008
The Canadian dollar / U.S. dollar exchange rate is an enormously important factor in the performance of the Canadian economy....

Knowing whether or not to float on AIM? May 2008
AIM’s reach extends beyond the United Kingdom, serving as the listing venue for over 590 companies operating in over 70 countries around the world primarily within Asia Pacific, the Americas and Europe....

Dealing with the fallout of the global financial crisis, April 2008
What started as turbulence in segments of the U.S. subprime mortgage market has become a global financial crisis, which some analysts deem the biggest challenge to the international financial system since the Great Depression....

Harnessing the power of India's IT services, April 2008
India is recognised as the global leader in offshored IT (Information Technology) services and a principal player in BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) services....