Category: Government
This month, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is hosting its annual Public Forum, a three-day marathon of open discussion on the latest developments in global trade. As many as 1,500 participants from governments, civil society, business and academia will explore ways to strengthen the rules-based system that has guided international trade for more than 70 years. […]
Source: Washington Diplomat
Category: AmCham News
Every October, the Norwegian Minister of Finance presents the State Budget for the upcoming fiscal year to the Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget). We are pleased that we can share a summary of yesterday’s events with our members, prepared in collaboration with Hill+Knowlton Strategies.
Source: AmCham
Category: AmCham News
Norway is a small and open economy dependent upon foreign direct investments. How can Norwegian companies promote their strengths to enhance attractiveness internationally? How can companies ensure that they are noticed by potential partners or larger firms? And how can Norwegian companies attract the talent and competencies required to compete internationally? Having focused upon sound […]
Source: AmCham
Category: AmCham News
Norway is a small and open economy dependent upon foreign direct investments. How can Norwegian companies promote their strengths to enhance attractiveness internationally? How can companies ensure that they are noticed by potential partners or larger firms? And how can Norwegian companies attract the talent and competencies required to compete internationally? Having focused upon sound […]
Source: AmCham
Category: Culture / Lifestyle
With a new law barring work e-mail after hours, the French have honored a truth long recognized by economists: working longer hours doesn’t necessarily result in increased productivity. Mexico—the least productive of the 38 countries listed in 2015 data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)—has the world’s longest average work week at 41.2 […]
Source: Time