Business Spotlight 3/2008
WORKING WORLD
Names and News
The latest from the world of business
My Working Life
Dorthe Rich-Byberg, Danish farmer in South Africa
Office Blues
Kathrin Enke on the silly side of work
LANGUAGE FEATURE
Business English
What are the most important language skills you need for international business?
GLOBAL BUSINESS
Water
How the world's rising use of water could develop into an explosive proble
Head-to-Head
Are lotteries a hidden tax on the poor?
Business Press
Comments from the world's media
Also: Behind the Headlines
Spotlight on Germany
Simon Caulkin on what Britain can learn from Germany
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
South Korea
Tips on how to do business in one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia
Dialogue
A German and a British small-business owner discuss their work
The View from Here
Giora Ben-Zeev in Israel, head of kibbutz company Shamir Optical
Also: Country File
BUSINESS SKILLS
Project Management
We examine the fundamentals of managing projects and look at the key factors for success
Also: a language survival guide to pull out and keep
The Write Way
How to give good customers bad news
Say It in Style
Talking about health and illness at work
On the Line
Understanding native speakers on the telephone
Meeting Point
Tips on how to get a business meeting started
CAREERS
The Best Workplaces
What makes an employer attractive? A special report
The Job Doctor
How to ask for a higher salary
My Way
Brooke Brantley, frozen-food chef
MANAGEMENT
Innovation
An interview with Larry Keeley on what being innovative means
What I've Learned
Peter Lorange, former head of IMD
Business Basics
What is... a limited company?
Executive Eye
Adrian Furnham on delegating
TECHNOLOGY
Computer Crime
Are cheap laptops a security risk?
Language Focus
Machine tools
Innovations
New product developments
Technically Speaking
The first electric car network
LANGUAGE SECTION
Vocabulary: at reception
Word Watch; Seen Recently
False Friends, Tricky Translations
Language Cards: pull out and practise
Vocabulary pull-out: key words to learn
Exercises: test what you've learned
Grammar: punctuation
The Maine Event: an office dialogue
English on the Move: at a restaurant
English for... health insurance
Authentic English: using "if"
Financial English: going public
Legal English: the business of law
What's new? Products, sites and events
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COMMENTS
Is it possible to download some of this magazine's contents eg. project management (3/2008)? I have the hard copy but would be handier as a teacher if I could have an e-copy to work with.
christina
I'm sorry, but the articles are not available in an electronic format.
Kind regards
Deborah Capras