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Clauster Book 2-15-06 M1.Indd
Chapter 1 Clusters and Value Chains in Latin America: In Search of an Integrated Approach Carlo Pietrobelli and Roberta Rabellotti oes enterprise participation in global markets ensure sustainable in- Dcome growth? Policies have often been designed in the belief that this is true, but competitiveness and participation in international markets may take very different forms, and developing countries do not always benefi t. This book explores how Latin American small and medium-sized enter- prises (SMEs) may participate in global markets in ways that provide for sustainable income growth, the “high road” to competitiveness. In contrast, the “low road” is more typical of small fi rms from developing countries, which often compete by squeezing wages and profi t margins rather than by improving productivity, wages, and profi ts. The split between the high and low roads to competitiveness is often explained by the different capabilities of fi rms to upgrade (Humphrey and Schmitz, 2002a; Kaplinsky and Readman, 2001; Porter, 1990). Upgrading is usually defi ned as the ability to make better products, to make products more effi ciently, or to move into more skilled activities. In this book, we explicitly link the ability to upgrade to innovation, and defi ne upgrading as innovating to increase value added. This book provides new evidence on how SMEs, which often lack the internal capabilities to participate effectively and fruitfully in global markets (Peres and Stumpo, 2000, 2002), may nevertheless be sustained in their upgrading efforts to reach and advance on the high road to com- petitiveness, to realize sustainable income growth. Capitalizing on one of CClausterlauster bbookook 22-15-06-15-06 MM1.indd1.indd 1 22/15/06/15/06 77:11:21:11:21 PPMM 2 Carlo Pietrobelli and Roberta Rabellotti the most productive areas of the recent literature on SMEs, we focus our research on small enterprises located in clusters. -
Annual-Repo-2006-Intro.Pdf
2006 ANNUAL REPORT 2006 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 3 LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN 4 LETTER FROM THE CHIEF EXCUTIVE OFFICER 6 FROM LISTENING TO THE PROJECT 10 FROM THE PROJECT TO THE MARKET 14 FROM THE MARKET TO THE HOME 22 CORPORATE PROFILE 26 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 28 CONTROLS AND PROCEDURES 38 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Twelve-month period ended on December 31 (Italian GAAP) 2006 2005 Change % 2006 2005 Euro millions (except per Ordinary Shares) USD millions (except per Ordinary Shares) Net Sales 735.4 100.0% 669.9 100.0% 9.8% (b) 970.5 793.3 Gross Profit 244.9 33.3% 210.5 31.4% 16.3% (b) 323.1 249.3 Operating Income (Loss) 16.5 2.2% (14.7) (2.2%) 212.2% (b) 21.7 (17.4) Net Income (Loss) 12.3 1.7% (14.6) (2.2%) 184.2% (b) 16.2 (17.3) Net Income (Loss) per ADS (a) 0.23 (0.27) (b) 0.30 (0.32) Cash Dividend per ADS (a) 0.00 0.00 (b) 0.00 0.00 Debt 6.5 11.8 (b) 8.6 14.0 Long-term Debt 2.4 3.6 (b) 3.2 4.3 Short-term Debt 4.1 8.2 (b) 5.4 9.7 Stockholders' Equity 478.9 473.0 (b) 631.9 560.1 Number of Shares Outstanding 54,738,538 54,681,628 (a) Each Natuzzi American Depositary Share (ADS) represents one Ordinary Share (b) For the years 2006 and 2005 amounts are translated into US dollars at the following Noon Buying Rates for Euros as of December 31: 1.3197 1.1842 Quarterly Stock Price - Closing Price per ADS (Price in USD) 2006 2005 2004 High Low High Low High Low First quarter 7.81 7.10 11.65 10.29 11.55 10.15 Second quarter 7.60 6.86 10.27 8.10 11.55 10.15 Third quarter 7.25 6.32 9.00 8.05 10.80 9.23 Fourth quarter 8.65 6.84 8.40 6.76 11.17 10.01 Full Year 8.65 6.32 11.65 6.76 11.55 9.23 Source: NYSE LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN Pasquale Natuzzi Chairman of the Board of Directors 2006 Annual Report 5 Dear Shareholders, As Chairman and Chief Designer of our Group, in 2006 I focused entirely on defining our brand strategy in conjunction with the Chief Executive Officer and top Executives of the company. -
ARTRITI E MALATTIE AUTOIMMUNI; Profonde Occasioni Di Rinascita, Tutte Al Femminile!
ARTRITI e MALATTIE AUTOIMMUNI; profonde occasioni di rinascita, tutte al femminile! Paola Rapuzzi Matricola n. 0204 Relatore Marco Lombardi Ebbene, io vi dico: chiedete e vi sarà dato, cercate e troverete, bussate e vi sarà aperto. Perché chiunque chiede riceve e chi cerca trova e a chi bussa sarà aperto. Lc 11,1-13 1 INDICE PREFAZIONE pag. 04 CAPITOLO 1 – UNA MALATTIA, MOLTE FORME DIVERSE Definizione di Artrite e differenti tipologie pag. 07 Come funzionano le articolazioni pag. 07 Osteoartrite e osteoartrosi pag. 08 Artriti autoimmuni pag. 09 Artrite infettiva pag. 12 La malattia attacca il sostegno ferendo il tessuto connettivo pag. 13 L’Infiammazione, il male del secolo pag. 16 I. I radicali liberi II. Gli eicosanoidi Focus sugli ormoni pag. 19 Le malattie autoimmuni, una realtà al femminile pag 21 a) Teoria infettiva b) Teoria ormonale c) Teoria cromosomica d) Teoria del micro chimerismo fetale Ruolo dello STRESS in questa complessa patologia dall’eziologia poco chiara pag. 23 CAPITOLO 2 – UNA VISIONE PIÙ AMPIA DELLA MALATTIA La visione ildegardiana scioglie ogni dubbio pag. 30 La malattia come manifestazione energetica pag. 32 Coscienza cosmica pag. 39 Lo SHEN. Prezioso tesoro custode della guarigione pag. 43 CAPITOLO 3 – LA MIA BENEDIZIONE ARRIVATA DAL CIELO Tutto inizia con una forte sensazione di paura pag. 47 Il ritmo si blocca; dalle Leggi Universali al nutrimento della Terra pag. 48 CAPITOLO 4 – LA MIA PIÙ GRANDE PROVA DI FEDE Il senso del dolore pag. 55 Arrendersi alla Vita pag. 57 Un’efficacie fase scorpionica pag. 58 CAPITOLO 5 – IMPARO A GUARIRE IL MIO CORPO E LA MIA ANIMA SECONDO LA MIA “SACRA” NATURA E NEL RISPETTO DEI MIEI TEMPI! Pensieri e Parole pag. -
Positive Group Performance Continues
Q3 AND 9M 2015 CONSOLIDATED RESULTS NATUZZI: POSITIVE GROUP PERFORMANCE CONTINUES THIRD QUARTER 2015 POSITIVE EBITDA OF EURO 1.5 MILLION COMPARED TO EBITDA LOSS OF EURO 3.7 MILLION IN Q3 2014; CONSOLIDATED REVENUES OF EURO 115.2 MILLION, UP 3.1% ON 2014; GROSS MARGIN OF 32.7%, SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVING ON 27.9% IN 2014. Santeramo in Colle, (BA), November 27, 2015 - The Board of Directors of Natuzzi S.p.A. discussed Q3 2015 and 9M 2015 consolidated results (unaudited). Following the Board meeting, the Chairman and CEO Pasquale Natuzzi stated: “The positive results posted for the preceding six quarters have once again been replicated in the third quarter of 2015. The improved sales mix and quality - together with favorable currency movements – led to a 3.1% revenue increase (+10.6% for the first nine months) and a significant margin boost. In Q3 2015, the Natuzzi brand represented 70.5% of upholstery sales, with the remaining 29,5% from Private Labels. The regional breakdown highlights the strong performances of the Americas (+10.5%) and Asia Pacific (+9.0%) - in particular China and South Korea. In the EMEA region, it is worth to highlight a double digit growth in UK that become the second largest market for Natuzzi after the United States. Under the retail strategy, since the beginning of the year 90 new Galleries have been opened and 15 new sales points – among which Hong Kong, Beijing, Rio de Janeiro and Naples (USA) Natuzzi S.p.A.: Q3 and 9 Months 2015 consolidated financial results - page 1 Together with the improved performance of the 56 DOS currently operational worldwide, the Group completed the chain restructuring with the closure of 9 unprofitable sales points in Italy, Spain and China. -
Alphabetical Listing by Company Name
FOREIGN COMPANIES REGISTERED AND REPORTING WITH THE U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION December 31, 2015 Alphabetical Listing by Company Name COMPANY COUNTRY MARKET 21 Vianet Group Inc. Cayman Islands Global Market 37 Capital Inc. Canada OTC 500.com Ltd. Cayman Islands NYSE 51Job, Inc. Cayman Islands Global Market 58.com Inc. Cayman Islands NYSE ABB Ltd. Switzerland NYSE Abbey National Treasury Services plc United Kingdom NYSE - Debt Abengoa S.A. Spain Global Market Abengoa Yield Ltd. United Kingdom Global Market Acasti Pharma Inc. Canada Capital Market Acorn International, Inc. Cayman Islands NYSE Actions Semiconductor Co. Ltd. Cayman Islands Global Market Adaptimmune Ltd. United Kingdom Global Market Adecoagro S.A. Luxembourg NYSE Adira Energy Ltd. Canada OTC Advanced Accelerator Applications SA France Global Market Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Inc. Taiwan NYSE Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. Canada NYSE Advantest Corp. Japan NYSE Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. Marshall Islands NYSE AEGON N.V. Netherlands NYSE AerCap Holdings N.V. Netherlands NYSE Aeterna Zentaris Inc. Canada Capital Market Affimed N.V. Netherlands Global Market Agave Silver Corp. Canada OTC Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. Canada NYSE Agria Corp. Cayman Islands NYSE Agrium Inc. Canada NYSE AirMedia Group Inc. Cayman Islands Global Market Aixtron SE Germany Global Market Alamos Gold Inc. Canada NYSE Alcatel-Lucent France NYSE Alcobra Ltd. Israel Global Market Alexandra Capital Corp. Canada OTC Alexco Resource Corp. Canada NYSE MKT Algae Dynamics Corp. Canada OTC Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. Canada OTC Alianza Minerals Ltd. Canada OTC Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Cayman Islands NYSE Allot Communications Ltd. Israel Global Market Almaden Minerals Ltd. -
In Hong Kong
FURNITURE MARKET IN HONG KONG FLANDERS INVESTMENT & TRADE MARKET SURVEY Market study /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// FURNITURE MARKET IN HONG KONG September 2020 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// FIT Hongkong Economic Representation of Flanders c/o Consulate General of Belgium St. John's Building 9/F 33, Garden Road, Central CN - Hong Kong T: +852 25 23 22 46 E: [email protected] www.flandersinvestmentandtrade.com INHOUD Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 1. General Observations .................................................................................................................................................... 4 2. Furniture Imports ............................................................................................................................................................. 5 3. Local manufacturers ....................................................................................................................................................... 6 3.1 Foreign brand shops 7 3.2 Multi-brand stores 7 3.3 Furniture centres 7 4. Online retail ......................................................................................................................................................................... -
Natuzzi Italia Opens 9,000 Sq.-Ft. Store at Cityplace
For Immediate Release Media Contact: Brittny Quinn O’Donnell Agency (561) 832‐3231 [email protected] NATUZZI ITALIA OPENS 9,000 SQ.‐FT. STORE AT CITYPLACE WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (July 5, 2017) – CityPlace is enhancing its home furnishings sector with the addition of Italian powerhouse furniture brand, Natuzzi Italia. Renowned for its sleek, contemporary styles, Natuzzi is now open in a 9,000 sq. ft. storefront on Rosemary Avenue just south of the Cheesecake Factory. “The addition of Natuzzi to the home furnishings landscape at CityPlace adds a whole new dimension in that retail sector, with Restoration Hardware’s 60,000‐sq.ft. gallery‐style showroom about to open as well. CityPlace and the renowned art and antiques retailers along South Dixie Highway now makes downtown West Palm Beach a major luxury home furnishings destination,” said Dennis Grady, President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches. “We’re delighted to welcome both of these leading international brands to our city.” Natuzzi is Italy’s largest furniture house with 1,200 stores around the world. All of the products are manufactured in Italy and Natuzzi designs and sells their unique collections of sofas, armchairs, furniture and home furnishing accessories. The progressive brand is a market leader among luxury home goods and the company views Florida as a prime location for expansion. Other locations in Florida include Ft. Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Orlando, Naples, Pinecrest and Miami’s Design District. “The United States represents a great market opportunity for our brand and we are continuing with the efforts to move quickly to expand our presence,” said Nazzario Pozzi, the company’s Global Retail Chief. -
Imp.RITROVARCI N.1 2010
RIT ROVARCI Anno 10 ° - N. 3/4 - Settembre/Dicembre 201 2- Spedizione in abbonamento postale - 45% - Art. 2, comma 20/B, Legge 662/96 - Milano d GIORNATA MONDIALE 6 ottobre 2012 Askina® Barrier Film è un film protettivo di nuova generazione che protegge la cute peristomale e perilesionale in modo semplice. Non interferisce con l'adesività delle medicazioni e dei presidi per stomia. Askina® Barrier Film. La pelle ringrazia! PerPer campioni gratuiti NumeroNumero VerdeVVeerde 800 509905 www.bbraun.it B. Braun Milano S.p.A. | 20161 Milano | Italia Tel (039) 026621818 1 | Fax (039) 0266218 357 | www.bbraun.it TrattasiTrattasirattasi di Dispositivi Medici CE; Leggere attentamente le avvertenze e le istruzioni d'uso. Depositata al Ministero della Salute in data 5 maggio 20112011 “Giornata Mondiale dello Stomizzato 2012” ringraziamenti 2006 – 2009 – Due Giornate Mondiali dello Stomizzato che tutti ricordano, due grossi traguardi raggiunti dalla F.A.I.S. -onlus che ha visto crescere, nel tempo, il numero delle Associazioni re - gionali aderenti e soprattutto ha visto aumentare il numero delle persone che si muovono den - tro e intorno alla Federazione, siano essi stomizzati o volontari, medici o enterostomisti. F.A.I.S. onlus 2012 – grandi traguardi raggiunti e da festeggiare: 10 anni di attività della nostra Federazione! 17 associazioni regionali aderenti, con 35 articolazioni provinciali, tutte ben organizzate e funzio - Federazione Associazioni nanti! Una vicepresidenza all’interno dell’organizzazione europea! Una serie di iniziative che ci hanno visto impegnati a portare solidarietà ed aiuti concreti a popolazioni europee ove gli sto - Incontinenti e Stomizzati mizzati vivono ancora, purtroppo, in condizioni inaccettabili. -
The Furniture Industry in Greece Scenario
THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY IN GREECE SCENARIO Multiclient Research COUNTRY REPORTS September 08 – R2413.GR HOME FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY MATTRESSES OFFICE KITCHEN APPLIANCES LIGHTING All CSIL publications are available for online purchase and immediate download from: http://www.csilmilano.com http://www.worldfurnitureonline.com Reports are also available in printed form. For further information, please contact: [email protected] CSIL Milano scrl 15 corso Monforte 20122 Milano Italy tel. +39 02 796630 fax +39 02 780703 © Copyright CSIL [email protected] – www.csilmilano.com SCENARIO The furniture industry in Greece COUNTRY REPORTS Report prepared by C. Pisa HOME FURNITURE Coordinated by A. Tracogna UPHOLSTERY MATTRESSES OFFICE KITCHEN APPLIANCES LIGHTING All rights reserved. Neither this publication nor any part of it may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise. Any such action is an infringement of the Italian Law (L.18 August 2000 n.248) and may give rise to a legal action for damages and may be prosecuted as a criminal offence. All information in this report is verified to the best of the author's and the publisher's ability. However, CSIL does not accept responsibility for any errors and/ or omissions resulting from any source and for any loss arising from reliance on it. CSIL Milano scrl 15 corso Monforte 20122 Milano Italy tel. +39 02 796630 fax +39 02 780703 © Copyright CSIL [email protected] – www.csilmilano.com The furniture industry in Greece CONTENTS 1. GREECE. FURNITURE INDUSTRY SUMMARY 1 2. FORESTRY RESOURCES, SEMI-FINISHED GOODS AND TECHNOLOGY 3 3. -
Natuzzi Group Continues to Expand Its Retail Network Around the World
PRESS RELEASE NATUZZI GROUP CONTINUES TO EXPAND ITS RETAIL NETWORK AROUND THE WORLD The Group has opened a new and innovative shop in Sydney which brings the number of Natuzzi Italia Store in Australia to seven. Recently, new openings also took place in Vietnam, Brazil and in Africa, a confirmation of Natuzzi strategic role as a pathfinder for the Made in Italy in emerging countries. Santeramo in Colle (Bari, Italy), November 28, 2013 - Natuzzi s.p.a. announces the opening of a new shop in Sydney, thus bringing the total number of Natuzzi Italia Store in Australia to seven. The new shop – with an area of 700 sqm and no less than 27 room settings - stands out in the world stage as a true "store of the future". In fact, it is equipped with a station devoted to 3D interior design – called Your Design By Natuzzi and Design studio - which allows customers to design and furnish their own homes using a touch screen. Thanks to very detailed photo-realistic images, the software enables customers to see how Natuzzi’s living sets fit into the consumers’ own environments. The opening in Sydney follows the one in Keswick last July (in Adelaide), while more stores are already open in Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth. Sydney is the most recent stage of the overall strategy of the Natuzzi Group to achieve better consolidation of its business in mature markets, to expand the retail network in countries with high rate of growth (such as China, Brazil, India, Russia) and to enter some of the previously unexplored areas of Africa and Asia, where the Group continues to play its role as a pioneer for the Made in Italy. -
Mymovies.Pdf
presenta una produzione DAL 4 DICEMBRE AL CINEMA Crediti non contrattuali – 2 Crediti non contrattuali – 3 CAST TECNICO Regia PIERLUIGI DI LALLO Soggetto LUCA BIGLIONE e PIERLUIGI DI LALLO Sceneggiatura PIERLUIGI DI LALLO, CLAUDIO PALLOTTINI, ANDREA SARACENI, FRANCESCO COLANGELO e RICCARDO GRAZIOSI Montaggio ALESSANDRO LUCIDI Fotografia CLAUDIO ZAMARION Musiche RICCARDO CIMINO e GIACOMO TROVAIOLI Canzoni NOEMI Scenografia GIUDITTA ZIZZI Costumi MONICA CELESTE Suono in presa Diretta CANDINO RAINI (A.I.T.S.) Montaggio del suono CLAUDIO SPINELLI Produttori ANTONIO MARCHESE e CLAUDIO ZAMARION CAST ARTISTICO Veronica SERENA AUTIERI Giulio ADRIANO GIANNINI Nando MAURIZIO MATTIOLI Lucrezia SARA PUTIGNANO Cesario RICCARDO GRAZIOSI Marzio MARZIO ROMANO FALCIONE Don Mario ENRICO PAPI Notaio ARMANDO DE RAZZA Enrico VALERIO TANCREDI Dottoressa TIZIANA DI TONNO Michele RUDY SMAILA Lisa TETIANA BORDARENKO Antonia VERONICA PACE Crediti non contrattuali – 4 nazionalità ITALIANA anno 2014 durata 86’ formato DCP Distribuzione MICROCINEMA DISTRIBUZIONE Via Piave 61, Roma Tel. 06. 64760273 www.microcinema.eu Ufcio Stampa Fosforo Manuela Cavallari [email protected] Giulia Santaroni [email protected] Ufcio Stampa Web QuattroZeroQuattro Maria Rosaria Giampaglia - tel. 06 98968055 [email protected] Crediti non contrattuali – 5 SINOSSI BREVE Ad Atessa, vive una famiglia felice, composta dai genitori Giulio (Adriano Giannini) e Veronica (Serena Autieri) e dal piccolo Marzio (Marzio Romano Falcione). La coppia desidera tanto avere un altro figlio che però stenta ad arrivare. Tutto sembra tranquillo, fino a quando Giulio inizia a dubitare che Marzio sia veramente suo figlio. Veronica non riesce a comprendere il cambiamento di umore del marito, che all'improvviso sembra un’altra persona. Per fortuna, a pensare al bambino c'è il simpatico barbiere del paese Nando (Maurizio Mattioli), mentre Lucrezia (Sara Putignano), cerca di aiutare sua sorella Veronica ad afrontare le inspiegabili incomprensioni con il marito. -
South Coast Collection (Soco) and the Oc Mix Welcome New Tenants to Award- Winning Lineup
MEDIA CONTACTS: Carrie Williams/Cristen Stapp Kitchen Table PR 949.433.6735 [email protected] SOUTH COAST COLLECTION (SOCO) AND THE OC MIX WELCOME NEW TENANTS TO AWARD- WINNING LINEUP Exciting New Culinary and Retail Merchants Join the High-Profile Offerings at Costa Mesa’s SOCO and The OC Mix COSTA MESA, Calif. – SOCO and The OC Mix, a trendsetting destination for shopping, dining, design and events is pleased to announce the addition of several new and exciting culinary, retail, multimedia and creative tenants to their award-winning lineup of existing offerings. New tenants that have joined – or are soon to join – the roster at SOCO and The OC Mix include Bono Spera, Bang & Olufsen, Natuzzi and the Eggslice pop-up inside Shuck Oyster Bar. The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is also expanding to open The Chuck Jones Gallery, a second, smaller location in The OC Mix. “We remain committed to curating Southern California’s most compelling blend of tenants at SOCO and The OC Mix,” said Scott Burnham, Partner in Burnham-Ward Properties, who redeveloped and repositioned the center, and chairman and CEO of Burnham USA, which manages the property. “These latest additions continue to position our center as the premier hub of top-notch restaurants, showrooms, shops and experiences in Costa Mesa.” SOCO and The OC Mix are proud to welcome these new tenants: Eggslice inside Shuck Oyster Bar at The OC Mix – now open - popping up at Shuck Oyster Bar, Eggslice is now open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 7AM-10:30AM through the Fall. Chef Bill’s perfectly crafted breakfast sandwiches were born at local Farmers Markets in Sydney, Australia more than 18 years ago, featuring unique locally made Chilli Jam, combined with fresh, local ingredients.