Regular readers of this blog know that I rarely, if ever, miss an
opportunity to combine the topics of business and football. And the recent women's World Cup final between the US and Japan got me thinking again...
Apple has overtaken Google to become the world's most valuable brand.
It's also one of the most innovative. In this test, we focus on
vocabulary related to the topic of innovation.
UNITED STATES: What do you do if your father swears a lot? You might put his words on Twitter. Who knows? A TV station might like the idea, and turn it into a show.
NEW ZEALAND: Have you ever dreamed of flying to work in a jet pack? An aircraft company in New Zealand has just presented a prototype – and expects to be producing 500 jet packs a year.
KOREA: Small businesses in Korea are struggling to find highly educated employees. The candidates are out there, but they prefer to work for big organizations. Now the Korean government is stepping in to help.
ISRAEL: What country has more technology companies listed on
Nasdaq than all of Europe, Japan, South Korea, India and China
combined? The US? Think again.
Hot Spots are a hallmark of the most successful, most entrepreneurially minded companies. Companies with Hot Spots are leading edge. They are buzzing with ideas, innovation and trendiness.
The new economic stimulus package contains a provision that makes it harder for companies that receive government bailout money to hire foreign employees for specialized work. This will cost American jobs, writes The Washington Post.
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