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In this issue, we bring you growing evidence of the strong economic recovery in the UK as the IMF predicts that the UK will be the best performing of the world’s largest economies.
Re:locate is very much a global entity, so Ray Furlong gives his analysis of the forthcoming European Elections and we look at the emerging markets of Angola and Nigeria – now Africa’s fastest growing economy. In the Middle East, there is a mixed picture, with Iranians having to adjust to higher utility costs, but in Dubai, there are ambitious plans to turn it into a ‘Smart City’.
We also report from Brazil, on George Osborne’s drive to boost UK exports and with the World Cup just two months away, we offer an insider’s guide to Sao Paulo, where the opening game will be played.
The shortlist for the Re:locate Awards 2013/14 were announced earlier this month so this is your last chance to buy your tickets for our Gala Awards Dinner in the glamorous setting of the Institute of Directors, Pall Mall, on Wednesday 14 May. So don’t miss out!
Please do join Newland Chase on Wednesday, 7th May at 6pm for a Canary Wharf Fundraising Quiz Night in aid of the Women’s Interlink Foundation, that promises to be a lot of fun and an opportunity for great networking. You will remember the fantastic work the Foundation does in India to support and educate trafficked women and street children in Asia. (See details below) This is a Re:locate ‘Gift of Time’ charity and a really worthwhile cause.
Claire Tennant-Scull
Online Editor
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has admitted that it was overly pessimistic last year when it warned the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne against severe austerity measures.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai has ambitions to make Dubai a ‘Smart City’ – the most wirelessly connected city in the world.
The property market in China is complex, so expats need to know how to negotiate it. Shelley Warner, China specialist at relocation network, Reloc8 offers some useful advice.
"UK institutions are becoming more dominant in the regional cities and are starting to look more closely at key regional cities".
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Polling cards have been dropping through letter boxes across the 28 member states of the European Union ahead of elections to the European Parliament a month from now – a vote expected to be marked by traditionally low turnout.
The World Cup is now less than 70 days away and come June, all eyes will be on Brazil. Here we have advice for visitors and assignees relocating to São Paulo, not only one of the host cities, but also one of the biggest business centres in the world.
Nigeria’s GDP has been revised up by 89 per cent and the country and can now boast Africa’s biggest economy.
Wellington College, a traditional English public school has decided to open two new international schools in China. James Dahl, Director of Admissions explains why.
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Highlights from this year’s Worldwide ERC, Shanghai.
Mobility gems from Worldwide ERC, Shanghai
The Local Plus Approach in APAC
For more coverage of WERC Events click here.
Highlights from this year’s BOC Emerging Markets Summit.
Rekindling purpose in business: HR's role at Unilever
Labour market insights from high-growth and developing economies
Strategic moves: global mobility transformation in emerging markets
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The winners of this year’s Re:locate Awards will be announced and presented with their trophies at the annual black-tie Gala Awards Dinner, which takes place at the Institute of Directors, in London’s Pall Mall, on Wednesday 14 May.
Guests at the 2012/13 gala dinner came from around the world. Don’t miss this fantastic chance to support your profession, entertain your clients, network and socialise – all in one evening!
Places for this popular event are sure to sell fast, so reserve yours today!
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Connect & Grow
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