Coming from smaller countries, many big European and Asian firms were born global.
My own polling led me to describe those born since 1979 as the First Global generation.
"It would not be stretching a point to suggest that the Global Village...was essentially born with the worldwide apprehension of, and fascination with, the events in Java that began in the summer of 1883, " he writes (italics in original).
The horrifying statistics demonstrate the need for a greater global commitment to saving millions of new-born lives lost unnecessarily.
It has more international students on its books than any other American university, and, after the recent launch of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy, one particularly notable foreign-born professor.
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It was 1993 and China was bidding for the 2000 Olympics. with the country brimming with confidence, a Chinese-born Harvard mathematician figured this was the time to ask China to host another global event held every four years.
Mr Dale, who was born in York but lived for many years in Dumfries, spent 30 years working in global trouble spots.
Similar to the recent difficulty of identifying the seven billionth human born on earth (that prize went to Danica May Camacho, a girl born in the Philippine capital of Manila, symbolically chosen by the UN to mark the global population milestone), it is understandable if Apple used location as an important factor in calculating their tiebreaks.
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"Going truly global gives you a huge advantage, but it is difficult to implement, " says the Brazilian-born, Lebanese-raised, French-educated Ghosn.
Over 40% of the foreign-born adults in the United States have at least some college education, thereby making that country the epicenter of the global talent drain.
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