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Decent earnings in clean water / Important win in undercutting purchases of counterfeit products
Highly qualified immigrants central to welfare / New EU patent court may save millions of euro / Danish companies are active investors abroad
Focus on green energy benefits Danish exports / Climate tax may increase exports to Australia / Major project to reinvent industry
Businesses impact on UN climate change talks / Danish exporters more than just green / Billion euro EU programme for research and innovation
COP17-deal i Durban / DI CEO: New EU treaty central / Imported foods popular in China
DI: Europe must speed up / China beats the U.S. as DK trading partner No. 1 / Financing programme for energy investment in East Africa
EU-presidency with a plan for Europe / Collective bargaining has started
Employers want to change the image of industry / Export increase too modest to create jobs / Transport talks underway
Welfare solutions are marketable commodities across the globe / EU: Online trade to double in three years / DI exploring in Libya
DIBD blows new life into private enterprise / Good Danish experiences with modular road trains / News from DI's Europe Fast Forward
Focus on EU's Single Market / Important tool against global counterfeits / Victory for freer raw materials market
Less paperwork for international employees / Danish hi-tech may win in Switzerland / EU: One step towards an internal market for energy
Smart foreigners needed on labour market / New two-year collective agreements for the industrial sector / Cloud makes it easier for SMEs
New victory for the Danish model/Settlement on new collective agreement in standard wage area/DKK 150 million for Mideast investment
Denmark can collect additional export billions in Turkey / DI: Need for financing alternatives / New useful reports examine the implementation of the Single Market
EU budget should focus on growth / Industrial production slowly picking up / Better access to financing strengthens Danish exports
United States is looking to Danish solutions / Growth guarantees take root / Youth unemployment much lower than in 1980s
Promising energy agreement / Design policy creates growth / India predicts renewed growth
Europe in search of IT-skills / Finance ministers boost bailout fund / DI: EP must wait to vote on ACTA
New collective agreements approved / Danish energy agreement noticed abroad / Chinese companies in Denmark retain Danish culture
Interaction between growth, welfare and environment / United business community requests more qualified non-Danes / Growth continues in Asia
Product piracy widespread in BRIC countries / China’s grey gold / Danish exports underperform in affluent Southern Germany
DI's new 2020 plan / Danish energy technology exports growing again / Increasing risk of attacks on production equipment

Surprising Durban agreement with shortcomings

14.12.2011 07:45
After prolonged talks, negotiators finally succeeded in reaching agreement at the climate change summit COP17 in Durban. DI welcomes the fact that an agreement was reached, but does not regard the result as particularly positive in terms of creating equal conditions for businesses.

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Progress takes place locally

Visionary governments are ready to involve the private sector in green growth. Denmark, South Korea, Mexico and South Africa show the way to Public-Private-Partnerships in the Global Green Growth Forum.

Businesses are better at tackling the climate change challenge

Although the outcome of the COP17 climate change meeting in Durban was not ideal, businesses are ready to offer their solutions.

Industry has the solutions

Despite a somewhat disappointing outcome of the COP17 climate change summit last week in Durban, the meetings were important for businesses because they involved technology transfer, climate adaptations and financing. All these are central issues for the future demand for Danish climate solutions.

DI CEO: New EU treaty central

08.12.2011 13:19
A new EU treaty must be designed so that countries outside the Eurozone can easily be included, says DI CEO Karsten Dybvad.

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Imported foods popular in China

The demand for imported foods in China is increasing. Industry analysts predict that China will become the world’s largest market for imported foods in 2018. This is good news for Danish food producers.

Denmark still among the world’s least corrupt countries

Corruption is widespread in many countries, according to Transparency International. In the organisation’s annual index of corruption in the world, important growth markets such as the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) are found at the “bad” end of the index.

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		Businesses impact on UN climate change talks 07.12.2011 10:18 Market forces and national climate plans are the engines for green transition. Danish exporters more than just green 07.12.2011 10:23 Danish export companies have more strongpoints than green technology. Nearly 40% of Danish exports are upmarket products that are sold at a higher price than corresponding products from other EU countries, according to a new DI study. Danish companies are active investors abroad 22.11.2011 09:33 High costs in Denmark and a need to be closer to customers around the globe are the most significant reasons why Danish companies are active investors abroad, according to DI.

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