What Unions No Longer Do

September 2, 2014 By Harvard Business Review in Business Administration, People Tags: David Cameron, Europe, European Central Bank, European Union, France, Manuel Valls, Quantitative easing, United States Leave a comment

Meanwhile, in Europe, public sectors unions are a major barrier to radical reform, especially in France, for example.
Thoughts on the place of unions in the 21st century?

Gazprom Ready to Offer Gas Price Discount to Ukraine — Energy Minister | Oil&Gas Eurasia

September 2, 2014 By dralfoldman in Business Administration, Defense Policy, Energy Policy, Foreign Policy, Germany, Politics, Russia, Ukraine Tags: Alexander Novak, Angela Merkel, Europe, European Union, Gazprom, NATO, Russia, Ukraine Leave a comment

English: Angela Merkel

English: Angela Merkel (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Gazprom Ready to Offer Gas Price Discount to Ukraine — Energy Minister | Oil&Gas Eurasia.

If this article is accurate, perhaps Angela Merkel should encourage the troika to visit Ukraine, rather than turning to NATO?

Thoughts?