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Games hurdles for Beijing businesses

Many ordinary business operations have been curtailed, not just in the capital but throughout China. No transportation of chemicals, for instance _ causing mayhem for the fertiliser industry, which depends heavily on Chinese inputs.

Foreign businesspeople have mostly given up on getting visas for China until well after the Games. Numerous conferences have been cancelled as a result.

The Shanghai-based marketing-focused website Access Asia points out that a growing number of brands manufactured in China these days require independent factory inspections to tick off the working conditions under corporate social responsibility templates before orders can be confirmed. But the inspectors can't get visas, so the contracts are left dangling.

Access Asia says: ``While Beijing may think the Olympics is worth all this, the fact is that the West cannot move Christmas to late February. more

Perot Systems Reports Second Quarter 2008 Financial Results

"On a foundation of strong client relationships, solutions that address market needs, and a sound operating model, our business continues to prosper," said Peter Altabef, president and CEO of Perot Systems. "Revenue, earnings, profit margins, and cash flow increased during the quarter as we continue to win new business and expand existing relationships. Overall, it was a productive quarter where we continued to advance our business."

Trend Information and Business Outlook

For the third quarter of 2008, Perot Systems expects revenue to range from $700 million to $715 million. Perot Systems expects to realize a revenue contribution between the second quarter and third quarter from new sales and recent acquisitions, partially offset by slightly higher pass-through revenue in the second quarter of 2008. more

What small business can bank on 3

In the final part of our series on the support banks offer to small businesses, we look at some of the products that may help you, as a small business owner, to import and export goods. Forex, import and export South African businesses have been busy in recent years sending goods back and forth across our borders. Steven Matthews, the chief executive officer of FNB International Banking, says there has been a huge growth in imports. They grew 33 percent in 2005/6, while exports expanded 25 percent in the same period. Generally, Matthews says, it is not difficult to do business in other countries when it comes to making and receiving payments. "South Africa�s banking environment is considered First World. It is very sophisticated," he says. With Swift, an international payment system, it is relatively easy to make payments to a business in another country. more

Food company could cut 700 jobs

More than 700 workers at a Lincolnshire food factory could lose their jobs after managers announced plans to stop production at the site.

Northern Foods said its Fenland Foods plant in Grantham would be "mothballed" from August.

The decision came after Marks & Spencer withdrew production of its Italian ready meal range from the factory.

Northern Foods said it would carry out a 90-day consultation process and support the 730 workers affected.

'Credit crunch'

Andy Worth, regional officer of the GMB union, said: "This is tragic news for the workers and their families, especially as there is very little alternative employment in the area.

"We will do all we can to mitigate the impact of this announcement.

"The credit crunch is now beginning to hit home. more

Metro One receives delisting notice

The company's stockholder equity as of March 31 was actually a negative equity of nearly $1 million. Metro One has recorded a net loss every year for the past five years.

Nasdaq has asked Metro One to provide a plan to achieve and sustain compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements, including a time frame, by June 6.

Metro One's original business was providing enhanced directory services to customers of mobile phone companies. The company achieved peak revenue of $258 million in 2002, and a net profit of $26.1 million that same year.

The company's business declined as cell phone companies increasingly automated enhanced services, or sought offshore services that were priced lower than Metro One's. The company now provides inbound and outbound phone calling service, along with data and analytics and other related services. more

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Resolved Question: What do you think of college rankings and how are they determined?

I am really really troubled by these rankings. For instance, when I was looking into grad schools, I chose a school in Australia that was ranked as one of the top 100 schools in the world according US News and The Times ranking. But when I started there, I had no clue how that school could possibly have such a high ranking. The buildings were run down, the professors didn't seem qualified and 99% of their students were from Asia and didn't know any English, but paid 10 times the tuition. Yet they allowed them to study there. There were no admissions tests and no internal English tests that the school required. It works like this for most universities in Australia and is big business. Yet many of these schools are in the top 100. I only made this stupid decision to study there based on these stupid rankings I was looking at before and was misguided. So I have no clue how these rankings are determined and am wondering if it's more of a marketing scam to earn money. more

Resolved Question: Which undergraduate business ranking chart is best? Business week or US News World Report?

The top 10 schools are just about the same, but after that there are drastic differences in both lists. Schools that were ranked 70 on one list are in the top 25 on the other. I know they may base their rankings off of different things, but which is better? What are their rankings based on...specifically in their top undergrad business programs list? more

Resolved Question: Which undergraduate business ranking list is best? US News or Business Week?

Resolved Question: Carnegie Mellon or University of Texas at austin....where to go?

According to US news report, CMU is approximately 20 spots ahead of UT in the nation's best universities. However, CMU and UT are very close (both are top 15) in the graduate business and graduate engineering rankings. CMU costs around 49k, while UT costs me around 37k. **Which college should i choose to go to, considering that i have gotten into both of their engineering schools?also, consider job opportunities in the Pittsburgh (CMU) or Austin (UT) area.im planning to go into chemical engineering, hopefully, that will help you answer the question. If you need any more info feel free to ask. more

Resolved Question: US News Top Undergrad Business Schools of 2008?

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