Peugeot in South Africa is working hard to change perceptions and win a greater share of the market.
Arguably the greatest contributor to Venezuela’s economic and social development, everything that Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Cheryl G Jones of the University of Kentucky explains why the lean times may be a salutary experience for any business – and why girls make just as good engineers as boys
For two decades Coca-Cola Sabco has had a front row seat to Mozambique’s growth as a nation.
As April draws to a close, the world’s major oil companies are coming out with their first quarter results for 2011, with ConocoPhillips, BP, EXXON and Shell all reporting this
Toronto-based Barrick Gold, the world’s largest gold miner, is building up its copper portfolio with an agreement to acquire copper producer Equinox Minerals.
Stuttafords is that increasingly rare animal—a department store. In fact, it’s one of a kind; but no dinosaur, as its executive chairman Hilton Mer is determined to prove.
The French certification company Bureau Veritas has agreed to buy the commodities testing and inspection firm Inspectorate for £450 million from UK-based Inspicio, it has been a
Already a trusted partner to the world’s major ocean carriers, Maher Terminals has kept its sights set on growth, using the economic slowdown to further improve its operations a
Atlas Copco Ghana is at the hub of this global industrial technology group’s West Africa operations.
Tata Steel takes advantage of FRUTIGER's system to recycle water at Port Talbot
Companies aiming to maximize the potential of social media need to think carefully about integrating the three pillars of people, process and technology, says Michael Brito.
This Issue features some of the most exciting projects and companies across the globe including Boliden AB Sweden, Stuggart 21, Shanta Gold, The Telt Project and many stories from across the globe.