Yet he foresees less volatility in future, thanks in part to the positive impact that firms such as his have had on the efficiency of corporate supply chains.

ECONOMIST: Face value

"The fundamental fact is cyber criminals are highly organized with sophisticated corporate structures and business chains, " said Michael Fraser, director of the Communications Law Centre at the University of Technology Sydney in Australia.

CNN: Twitter message could be cyber criminal at work

This modern urban zone is comprised of glass and steel skyscrapers, a giant shopping mall, convention centre and office parks that house Fortune 500 corporate offices and global hotel chains.

BBC: Business trip: Mexico City

Naya Jeevan negotiates and buys group-health plans from insurance companies at below-market rates and leverages corporate distribution networks, supply chains, and human resources to distribute, market and co-finance the plans.

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But the Democrats said the legislation would be beneficial for big businesses while preventing citizens from suing corporate giants such as pharmaceutical companies, retailer chains or the tobacco industry.

BBC: NEWS | Americas | Congress curbs class-action suits

NGOs to support corporate codes that improve working conditions across global supply chains.

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It can be found everywhere in the corporate world, from credit-card companies to hotel chains to the retail trade.

ECONOMIST: The battle for brainpower

The company said Tuesday that sale of the five grocery chains means that the remaining business will need "significantly fewer" corporate and store support roles and functions.

NPR: Supervalu Eliminating About 1,100 Positions