Global pursuit: Canadian business strategies for winning in the borderless world

Goldenberg, Susan

McGraw-Hill/Ryerson

Global Pursuit Canadian Business Strateg

McGraw-Hill,Inc.

Describes the history, rules, procedures, and characteristics of stock exchanges in New York, Chicago, London, Paris, Tokyo, Zurich, Frankfurt, and Toronto

Trading: Inside the World's Leading Stock Exchanges

Business & Money

Investing

Harcourt

First edition. An account of the Thomson Empire, the international corporate giant with assets of over $10 billion in 14 countries. The family holds major interest in newspapers and publishing houses, retailing, ownership of The Bay and Simpsons, and travel operations. The empire took root in 1934 when Roy Thomson started his first newspaper, the Timmins Daily Press. Includes a chronology of events, illustrations and an index. The front of the dust jacket has a two inch tear. x , 260 pages, with 8 pages of plates. cloth, dust jacket.. large 8vo..

The Thomson empire

Sidwick And Jackson

Trading: Inside the world's leading stock exchanges

Economics

SIDGWICK JACKSON

METHUEN

The Thomson Empire

Seal Books

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

Kampmann & Co

Canadian Pacific: A portrait of power

Hands Across the Ocean

Management & Leadership

Harvard Business School Press

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