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  • Thursday, 29 November, 2012
    The Future of Spanish Businesses
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    UK acquisitions: Groups make most of good connections
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    Investing in Brazil: Sharp reversal of fortunes fuels expansion
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    Domestic production: Profitability begins at home as companies tap rich skill base
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    Banks in Latin America: ‘Reconquest’ of New World is lifeline as profits suffer at home
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    Manufacturing in Asia: Push continues into markets of India and China
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    Lawyers: Firms achieve success with brief encounters
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