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The best Polish firms have been selected. In a few months time, they will face their European competitors. And their chances look surprisingly good. (Polish)    (PDF, 2351 KB)

The third Polish edition of the Best of European Business competition has concluded with an awards ceremony held in Warsaw’s Royal Palace. (Polish)    (PDF, 244 KB)

The first business contest which reflects competitiveness of Chinese companies in the era of globalization was released recently, 20 enterprises such as Huawei, Haier, Lenovo are among the winners.    < more >

Afraid of the "dragon": China is well on its way to becoming a world economic power. But hardly anyone knows about Chinese companies, although many of them have been active in Europe and the USA for quite some time. (German)    < more >

Huawei says that it has been named the "Most Globally Competitive Chinese Company" out of 20 companies in a competition launched by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants and Global Entrepreneurs Journal.    < more >

Europe is the largest market in the world. However, competitors from Asia and the US are constantly raising the bar. Several European companies show how to be successful in the global market. (German)    (PDF, 125 KB)

Brussels is just 1 hour 22 minutes from Paris by high-speed train, but has a completely different atmosphere. Nobody feels depressed about the economic situation here. (French)    < more >

Europe: Top European managers think that the EU needs to speed up liberalization. - European corporate managers have high expectations of Europe, but think the actual implementation is taking too long. (Dutch)    < more >

easyJet was one of six outstanding European companies named as winners of the "Best of European Business" award by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. easyJet won the sought-after award in the "Europe" category. (German)    (PDF, 87 KB)

The winners of the "Best of European Business" competition organized by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants were awarded prizes in Brussels on Thursday night. The winners include a family-run business from Paderborn established 130 years ago, two innovative power companies and a low-cost airline. (German)    < more >

European industry is quite clear about the things that Europe must do in the next ten years to push growth and competitiveness. First, companies want product markets (91% of companies) and services markets (82% companies) to be deregulated. (Italian)    (PDF, 106 KB)

... instead of further bureaucracy, said the survey, conducted by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, one of the world's leading strategy consultants. ...    < more >

More than a quarter of Europe's leading companies do not believe that the EU has had a positive impact on their performance, according to the findings of a new survey.    < more >

Murky rules and not enough spending on education – European CEOs are losing patience with European Union policies (German)    (PDF, 1951 KB)

Europe is better than its reputation. And this wave of optimism triggered by the return to economic growth (after five lean years) can easily make you dream. All the more so when you look at the findings of a survey conducted by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants: The EU's GDP is larger than that of the US ... (Italian)    (PDF, 56 KB)

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants recognized Europe's best companies in Brussels (German)    < more >

Most European CEOs (91%) say that the EU is not moving fast enough on market liberalization and product deregulation (Dutch)    < more >

On March 15-16, 2007, 2,500 leaders from business and politics will gather at the "European Business Summit" in Brussels to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the European Economic Community. (German)    (PDF, 131 KB)