That peak oil production is just around the corner, meaning global oil supply will begin an inexorable downward slide.
Firms such as Renault-Nissan and DaimlerChrysler are striving for fairly balanced global production, meaning volume production across at least two huge regional markets.
Barra's mission is to make the hard product decisions early--and stick with them--so that GM can speed the transition to "global architectures": meaning the use of single sets of components for vehicles worldwide to drive up GM's economies of scale.
She emphasized on education as the most important medium for promoting peace, tolerance and meaning of being global citizens which definitely will have a long term impact for development of a pluralistic society.
Significantly redeveloped, this WinMo will focus on an upgraded user experience with massive changes made to ease of use, as well as new features like global search and data correlation, meaning the device would, for example, know who you're talking to and give you instant access to email from only that person, or maybe a map with that pinpoints their address.
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Glocal, meaning to be at once global and local, is one of those words management gurus like to coin.
Most of the other relevant authorities have followed suit meaning most of the existing global fleet of the plane is out of service for the time being.
Their compound monthly asset growth rate is around 8 percent, meaning more institutional and retail investors are buying than selling Emerging Global ETFs.
Eating with the seasons used to have meaning, but seems to have been lost in our current hurried, global approach to life.
Perhaps inevitably, given that the conference was held in Britain, a whole session was devoted to the meaning of David Beckham, captain of England's football team and almost a global brand himself.
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