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Fast-Growing Developing Markets Manila -- As much of the developed world reels from the credit crisis, trade among emerging countries continues to flourish.
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Fast-Growing Markets Don't Necessarily Equal Worthwhile FundsFor these reasons, the fact that a fund invests in a promising theme doesn't make the fund itself promising.
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Fast-Growing Rubicon is Third Largest Internet ... www. beet.tv NEW YORK -- Amidst gloom and doom news of tightening ad budgets and media layoffs, advertising technology company The Rubicon Project is seeing phenomenal growth.
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Fast-Growing Rubicon is Third Largest Internet ... www. beet.tv NEW YORK -- Amidst gloom and doom news of tightening ad budgets and media layoffs, advertising technology company The Rubicon Project is seeing phenomenal growth.
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Wholly-Owned Subsidiary Establishes Direct Presence in Fast-Growing Global technology (IT) companies were expected to pick up with spending
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Alcatel-Lucent Named Transformation Partner for BASE, Belgium's Fast-Growing Mobile Network Operator PARIS - Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU), today announced an outsourcing contract with the mobile operator BASE, which is part of the KPN group.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Alcatel-lucent 2010
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Established in 1992, Berrett-Koehler Publishers is an independent publisher dedicated to an ambitious mission: Creating a World That Works for All. In 2006, BK was named one of Publishers Weekly's Fast-Growing Small Presses.
CSRwire.com 2009
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Established in 1992, Berrett-Koehler Publishers is an independent publisher dedicated to an ambitious mission: Creating a World That Works for All. In 2006, BK was named one of Publishers Weekly's Fast-Growing Small Presses.
CSRwire.com 2009
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Fast-Growing Christian Churches Crushed in China - AP reports on the closure of China's first mega-church: LINFEN, China - Towering eight stories over wheat fields, the Golden Lamp Church was built to serve nearly 50,000 worshippers in the gritty heart of China's coal country.
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Kenco Logistic Services was recognized in 2008 by the following publications: Top 100 3PL providers by Inbound Logistics magazine, Top 50 by Transport Topics magazine, and Business TN magazine's Hot 100 Fast-Growing Companies.
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