Redundancies announced at key Telecom contractor, Transfield, may be the beginning of a destabilising shift in the telecommunications landscape says the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Un...
Marine Lance Cpl. Michael Cintron was in Iraq when his wife went into labor this summer at a Brooklyn hospital. But he got to see every minute of the birth, and even saw his son before his wife...
German carton manufacturer Edelmann Group has sparked speculation of a takeover of Chesapeake after it increased its stake in the company to 13.4%, making it the second largest single stakeholder.
Analyst upgrades R.H. Donnelley on cost control efforts and bond buybacks
On 25th September the European Works Councils (EWC) of HP and EDS met in London. The meeting aimed at presenting to the workers’ representatives the details of the reorganisation following the acquisition of EDS by Hewlett Packard...
The cuts equal to 4 percent of HSBC's total headcount in its global banking and markets division. It follows many more job losses in investment banks around the world as a consequence of the global financial crisis and gloomy for the economy in 2009.
In the biggest bank failure in US history, JP Morgan brokered a deal with the government to acquire all insured and uninsured deposits, assets and some of the liabilities of WaMu’s banking operations.
A. Gnatyuk, founder of the Ukraine union for IT staff ITT.Ua and an IT professional himself, told the Forum that there were around 50’000 IT specialists in the Ukraine mainly working for foreign customers. The offshore business was booming in the capital Kiev...
Printers' confidence in the market is the lowest for more than two years, but prices are increasing and the industry is looking to the future with confidence, according to the latest BPIF Directions survey.
“We are not seeing a momentary problem in the system. The system itself is the problem. And it has to go!”, says UNI Finance. “The current business model of the finance industry is at an end! Yet, after one year of crisis bosses, politicians and regulators still have not learned their lessons.”
