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A great number of companies in the fast-growing of Twitter universe are focused on helping users and companies leverage for financial or marketing success. There is a new kind of indicator called TweetROI, a service that pays influential spreading the good word about marketers' products and services. On social network, in a peculiar case in microblogging ROI means "Return on Influence," not...read

The sixth annual Architecture and the City festival it’s a greatest, important moment for the nation reguarding items like films, exhibitions, lectures and more. The event will move more than 20,000 people and it will be an opportunity for individuals, design practices, companies, cultural institutions and the general public to celebrate San Francisco's unique built environment...read

On September 14th 2010, from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm Rooms: “Siletto” and “Colli”, Camera di Commercio di Treviso; Piazza della Borsa, Treviso (Italy). On September 15th 2010 from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm; Assolombarda, via Pantano, 9 Milano (Italy) The “Camera di Commercio” of Treviso with “Eurosportello Veneto” and Assolombarda organize a few of free individual meetings with the...read

Fast Company Magazine has recently published the annual list of the 50 most innovative companies in the world. Scrolling the list we find the latest news with many surprises such as Nike to 27th place, or twitter at the bottom of the list. The list shows the names of some companies which have never heard before. One such company is Huawei, based in Shenzhen, China, the leading provider of...read

New research has revealed that companies fail to plan for the introduction of mandatory online filing of corporation tax The report made by Deloitte Business Advisory has found that the majority of firms (93%) have done little or nothing as planning for new electronic filing requirements that HMRC has made mandatory by March 31, 2011 onwards. Deloitte said that with the new requirements...read

Nissan: For creating the Leaf, the first mass-market electric car. Nike: For its mix of sports, style, and yes, plastic bottles. Nike developed 2010 World Cup jerseys for 10 countries/teams from discarded plastic bottles scavenged from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites. The bottles were melted down to produce a yarn for fabric for the jerseys. Samsung: For transforming itself into a...read