The United States will lose more market share and fall short of national security requirements, unless the federal government acts to reform the nation’s export control system and promotes the international competitiveness of U.S. industry.
That’s the word from a new survey of satellite manufacturers in the United States, undertaken by the Aerospace Industries Association.
“A strong [...] [...]
If you were the coach of a football team, one of the things you would spend a lot of time doing is studying your opponents. You would watch tapes of their games over and over again to learn more about their strengths and weaknesses. Then you’d use this information to develop strategies that would make [...] [...]
A survey of top executives of U.S. drugmakers indicates mergers and acquisitions should pick up in the next couple of years, as companies aim to offset rising generic competition.
The survey by audit and advisory consultants KPMG LLP found 83 percent of pharmaceutical executives believe their company likely will be a buyer or a seller in [...] [...]
The state of the economy has forced many companies to reduce costs to stay competitive.
Labor costs are typically a prime focus during tough economic times. Efforts to reduce labor costs should be carefully considered, however, to avoid unintended and greater liabilities than the cost savings to be realized from the change.
In making decisions intended to [...] [...]
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