Their members owned 43.5% of all enterprises in 2005, and accounted for 40% of non-farm employment.
Even local enterprises in the zone would operate under the rules of the marketplace.
Under another scheme, enterprises in the rich east have invested in firms in the west.
And one businessman said it could reduce income for other leisure enterprises in Dover.
Rosenthal, 81, founded the real estate development and investment company Raleigh Enterprises in 1955.
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The large infrastructure requirements have made the technology viable mainly for large enterprises in highly regulated industries.
Its history (see "Udder Success") reflects the different nature of enterprises in nations with long-standing state dominance.
Founded in 1981, TCL is one of the largest consumer electronics enterprises in China with a global presence.
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The number of Japanese enterprises in the 1000 fell from 688 to 680.
Zhang will almost certainly represent the interests of state enterprises in future deliberations.
Yet the alternative, which is to restructure the enterprises in the hope of selling them for more, will be tricky.
In the history of large successful enterprises in industries that grow and then peak, very few leading companies remain dynamic and innovative.
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He had gone public with Sky Capital Enterprises in 2004, and had been clean, as far as customer complaints go, for years.
Small and mid-size enterprises in India are adept at playing in the shadow economy and making even big ticket investments in cash.
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Rather than bracing themselves for sale, takeover or closure, the bigger state-owned enterprises in the region are pinning their hopes on bail-outs.
Hutchinson said GE would like to partner with more Chinese state-owned enterprises in strategic areas by forming more joint ventures in the future.
The share of state enterprises in the economy fell from 60% after the Japanese defeat in 1945, to just 15% by the mid-1980s.
Other taxes on production consist of all taxes, except taxes on products, payable by enterprises in connection with their participation in the production process.
In recent weeks, Lutnick has extolled virtues of banks increasing their lending to medium size enterprises in the hope recovery can select another gear.
It found that 44% of firms - including 39% of enterprises in the town of Glastonbury itself - saw turnover decline during the festival period.
Kashkin also said that it was essential to retain "specialists who know everything about nuclear weapons, " and ensure the smooth running of enterprises in the sector.
In the following two decades, the village-based factory developed into a multi-billion-dollar agricultural enterprise, which has been ranked among the top 500 private enterprises in China.
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One solution would be to copy Britain and other countries by selling shares in big state enterprises in small blocks, thereby boosting the liquidity of domestic exchanges.
This approach derives from our majority investor, the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED), which fosters entrepreneurship and builds economically sound enterprises in the developing world.
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Family businesses comprise nearly 80% of the enterprises in North America but less than 60% survive to the 2nd generation, and only 12% survive to the third generation.
Looking to get out of the way but prevent the fledgling Internet from fragmenting, the NSF paid four private enterprises in 1994 to build public Internet access points.
Some inland provinces are holding job fairs to attract migrant workers back home, leading enterprises in coastal manufacturing hubs to fear increasingly serious labor shortages, and higher wages.
Also, Asian currencies outside of South Korea haven't risen much against the dollar, and the lack of transparency in some enterprises in the region continues to thwart our estimations.
Sixty awardees from our 200 Best Under a Billion selections of small and medium-size enterprises in Asia-Pacific were represented Nov. 10 at a banquet at Singapore's Sentosa Golf Club.
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