...Gracie Gold is an American figure skater who is progressing rapidly in her athletic career. Gracie Gold was born on August 17, 1995 in Newton Massachusetts. Gold’s parents, Carl and Denise are both in the medical field. Carl is an anesthesiologist and Denise is a retired nurse. Gold has a twin sister, Carly who is also a competitive figure skater. At the age of 2 she went to frozen marshes near her house and ice skated. At the age of 5 the Gold family moved to Springfield, Illinois. Gold did not get back on the ice for about 3 years. Gold went to a birthday party that was on ice in second grade. At the party, Gold admired the professional ice skaters who were doing all kinds of tricks like spinning and ice skating backwards. Gold convinced...
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...Is Russia a suitable home market for TCL? How does it compare to other emerging markets? Yes because… * New MNE expected to enter Russia on its accession to the WTO (TCL seeked to grow revenues from the enterprise segment, with stickier relationships and better margins.) * highlights commitment to extend global footprint into the emerging markets(1) Emerging market focus: Sought to position itself as the go-to provider of services when large companies sought to expand in the emerging market regions. * TLC can offer latest technology and no legacy systems to the country, it has good and modern infrastructure. (Since TCL’s infrastructure had been built in the 21st century, it could offer customers latest technologies (no legacy systems) * GDP growth 4% vs 5.5 % Telecom industry * Gravity model 2011 US billion (GDP) | Distance (kms) | India : 1887 | India/Russia : 4986 ; India/Bra:14775; India/Indone : 4485 | Russia: 1857 | T(IR)= 702.7996 | Brazil : 2474 | T (IB) = 315.9687 | Indonesia : 846 | T (II)=355.9424 | | | No because * Biggest territorial extension. Negative fact because of Telecom reachability. TLC lacks deep-in country infrastructure, making the company less competitive for networks requiring many sites in each country. Because of Russia’s extension and current infrastructure, TLC needs to consider additional investment CAPEX to target untapped international connectivity market through fiber network. * Russia...
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............................................................................. ANNUAL REPORTS & ACCOUNTS Analysis & Benchmarking Review for NOVEMBER 2012 .......................................................................... CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY METHODOLOGY AND PROCESS KEY RESULTS EXTEL CONTACTS 3 4 6 8 9 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Thomson Reuters Extel, on behalf of MICEX-RTS Exchange, has carried out a thorough analysis and assessment of English language Annual Reports & Accounts. From our extensive Extel interviews, benchmarking and rankings of investor relations worldwide, it is very evident that for both analysts and investors, the investment decision process involves considerable specific assessment of stocks, within a framework of how well these stocks may fit the overall investment horizons and asset allocation processes of any buyside firm. In undertaking the stock analysis, the fundamental for an investor is to develop the investment model, and from that to clearly define value drivers in a company, and then how well management expresses, endorses and embodies those value drivers. In undertaking this initial model-based assessment, the global data we have shows that over 70% of investors worldwide rely on Annual Report & Accounts from a company as the core dataset they use to construct these models, and the ongoing primary reference point to review and update their analysis. As such, the importance of the Annual Report & Accounts is...
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...The Naked Truth about Submarine Cables! By Amr Eid Chief Commercial Officer Agenda Covered Geographical Area: West Africa, Europe, Middle East, India, up to the west Coast of Australia • Key submarines in that region • Highlight of infrastructure upgrading. • Snapshot of new project proposed. • Introducing new opportunities. Overview 1. MENA Region 2. Africa 3. Europe 4. South Asia and Asia Pacific 5. Planned Submarine Cables 6. The Opportunities 7. Appendix A - Maps Middle East and North Africa – cables snapshot Submarine Network Name EUROPA* (Cyprus and Lebanon) ALASIA* (Cyprus Syria) Middle East North Africa (MENA) Cable System/Gulf Bridge International (GBICS) GBICS/MENA Cable System MedNautilus Submarine System Tata TGN-Gulf OMRAN/EPEG Cable System Tamares North Pishgaman Oman Iran (POI) Network Jonah Europe India Gateway (EIG) Saudi Arabia-Sudan-2 (SAS-2) IMEWE The East African Marine System (TEAMS) SEACOM/Tata TGN-Eurasia FLAG FALCON Transworld (TW1) SeaMeWe-4 Kuwait-Iran Qatar-UAE Submarine Cable System Saudi Arabia-Sudan-1 (SAS-1) SeaMeWe-3 Lev Submarine System Fiber Optic Gulf (FOG) FLAG Europe-Asia (FEA) Aletar BERYTAR CADMOS UGARIT Aden-Djibouti CIOS UAE-Iran RFS Year Length (km) 2015 2014 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2009 2009 2006 2006 2005 2005 2004 2003 1999 1999 1998 1997 1997 1997 1995 1995 1994 1994 1992 8000 7000 4031 600 345 400 2297 15000 330 12091 4900 15000 10300 1300 20000 380 100 333 39000 2600 1300 28000 787...
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