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PHILANTHROPY IN ADVERSITY - You might think the crunch would bite first into CSR and corporate charitable giving. Not necessarily. Both companies and the causes they support are finding ingenious, mutually beneficial ways to forge fresh links for the long term. James Taylor discovers what gives in philanthropy.

Taylor, James - In: Management today (2009), pp. 42-45

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TAX HAVENS UNDER SEIGE - The German government is leading the charge in Europe to open up maverick offshore refuges for those secret cash stashes. But this popular campaign could bring unwanted side-effects.

Taylor, James - In: Management today (2009), pp. 42-47

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PARTY OVER FOR PRIVATE EQUITY - It's boomtime no longer for PE's secretive moneybags. The credit squeeze and rows over tax are forcing the industry to open up.

Taylor, James - In: Management today (2008), pp. 36-41

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RECESSION STARTUPS - Downturn is a time of clearing out, when new opportunities are revealed. James Taylor cites successful firms that launched into an adverse climate.

Taylor, James - In: Management today (2008), pp. 45-47

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