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Anopportunity is arising out of the financial crisis, say business people: the chance to make graduates want to become engineers rather than bankers

Rio Tinto's China aluminium stake sale seen in Jan-FebBusiness Spectator, Australia - 1 hour agoAccounting industry groups say the NGERS calls for a multi-disciplinary auditor, which would require accounting and engineering skills. ...

What is it? Although innocent drinks has been in business for less than a decade, the company is the No1 smoothie brand in the UK, with a market share of 72 per cent. Launched by three college frie...

MCLEAN, Va.----After months of fierce competition, Iowa State Universityâ??s Cy proved to be the â??big birdâ?? of the gridiron, having pulled in the majority of the millions of votes cast to earn the coveted title of Capital One Mascot of the Year.

The private treaties business, or ad-for-equity swaps, pioneered in India by Bennett, Coleman & Co, has now morphed into a full-fledged business model.

Gov. Jim Gibbons reignited his criticism of the Nevada Commission on Tourism over its rejection of his pick for its executive director and claimed the agency is wasting money by targeting the Asian tourist market. In a statement issued after business hours on...

Some of Britain's leading consumer businesses have announced the start of 2009 with more price cuts

The cost of the official inquiry into the events surrounding the collapse of MG Rover in 2005 has topped £14m, according to the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform.The inquiry, which is ongoing, has incurred £11.5m in costs, £445,660 in disbursements and just over £2m in VAT according to figures which cover the period until the end of November.In May 2005 the then trade and industry secretary, Alan Johnson, appointed inspectors Guy Newey QC, an insolvency law specialist, and forensic accountant Gervase MacGregor to investigate the events leading to MG Rover's decision to call in administrators in April 2005.Johnson said at the time he wanted the inspectors to report 'as quickly as possible'. MG Rover's Longbridge plant was subsequently closed with the loss of some 6,000 jobs and many of the assets were sold to the Chinese company Nanjing Automobile Corporation. The Longbridge site has been extensively redeveloped, though Nanjing is using part of the original plant

Business News: Guild begins new year with civil war -- The Screen Actors Guild is starting 2009 with a civil war raging over a possible strike.