Financial crisis: Indian 120,000 MBA graduates will encounter employment winter
According to Reuter’s statistics, India in March this year there will be 120,000 Master of Business Administration (MBA) out of college. Most of these students began to apply for jobs in November last job. In previous years, large enterprises were always going to school “digging” and often “carved up” the talents before January.
However, this year “120 graduates of our school, only 25 students receive appointment notice,” said by one graduate. Faced with corner of employment, MBA graduates not only cast CV, but also adjust the mind to lower salary expectations.
Premier Wen Jiabao brings 15 billion U.S. dollars of orders to Europe
Wen Jiabao’s “confidence trip” to Europe not only brought wonderful lectures one by one, but also brought profitable orders.
On February 2, Premier Wen Jiabao ended his five-day trip to Europe and said in London that during European visit, Chinese enterprises had signed 15 billion U.S. dollars’ contract, whereas China would dispatch purchasing delegation to Europe to implement these procurement as soon as possible.
Bush flying shoe incident makes the Turkish shoes popular, so the shoes supply falls short of demand
On December 22: the “attack” incident of Iraqi journalist casting shoes to U.S. president Bush makes the Turkish factory of this “famous shoe” particularly popular, so the production of shoes is in short supply. Recently, the factory has to employ 100 shoemakers to meet market demand. The news from Agence France-Presse quoted “Chaussures Baydan” shoe sales manager.
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