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...market. Such success puts the city on a trajectory pulling further and further ahead of much of the rest of the country. Mexican states in the north are growing twice as fast as those in the south and already contribute three times as much GDP on a per capita basis...
...fight, Vietnam's government will have to move fast to bring its legal system and infrastructure up to speed if the country hopes to attract more multinationals. Running a factory in Vietnam can be a frustrating proposition. Electricity production is barely meeting demand, which is growing at 15% per year. Roads and ports are increasingly congested. Nike Vietnam's general manager Amanda Tucker says the company's containers sometimes sit on the dock for 24 hours before shipping out. Because Vietnam has no deep-water port to handle the new larger "super-container" ships, most exports must first...
...Rotberg said. “The prize permits them to be judged by opinion, both for honor and money.” The winner will receive a personal award of $5 million over a 10-year period. After that first decade, the winner will also receive $200,000 per year. Rotberg plans to issue the index next year, and the foundation may award the prize as early as the end of 2007. Depending on the qualifications of candidates, an award may not be distributed every year. Institute of Politics (IOP) Fellow George E. Moose, a former U.S. diplomat...
...management, Robert M. Gogan, said yesterday. The Environmental Protection Agency last month also ranked Harvard as the top paper recycler in the agency’s Recyclemania competition, which includes 93 schools in 33 states, according to Recyclemania’s Web site. Harvard recycled 36.41 pounds of paper per person in the competition, which lasted 10 weeks at the beginning of the calendar year. Harvard saved nearly 25 percent more paper than the second-place finisher, Emory, which recycled 29.33 pounds per person. Gogan yesterday attributed Harvard’s high ranking to the University?...
...lineup against Cornell last weekend, setting a comfortable tone on the court for the Crimson.“Kat’s a huge plus to have,” Turley-Moloney said of Kocurek, who dug 18 balls, boosting her team-leading mark of 4.44 digs per game. “We can rely on her making great plays. She’s wise beyond her years, and it’s great to have someone back there that we can trust.”Facing Brown’s relatively strong middle blocking and weaker outside blocking...