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Why the Emperor's New Clothes Are Not Made in Colombia : A Case Study in Latin American and East Asian Manufactured Exports by David Morawetz, 1981-11-05
E-commerce and Export Promotion Policies for Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises: East Asian and Latin American Experiences (Serie Comercio Internacional) by Mikio Kuwayama, United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, 2003-09-17
Chinese Capitalist Versus the American Flour Industry, 1890-1910: Profit And Patriotism in International Trade (Chinese Studies) by Daniel J. Meissner, 2005-09-30

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NYC2012
Korean Chamber of commerce industry in USA. United Federation of Teachers of Asian American Heritage Committee. US Austrian Chamber of commerce.
http://www.nyc2012.com/team.sec7.html

Extractions: faq The Olympic Games is the world's biggest international event, attracting over 10,000 athletes, 20,000 journalists and two million visitors from 200 nations- and watched on television by hundreds of millions around the world. For the Host City, the benefits of an Olympic Games can be enormous in terms of new parks, recreational and transportation facilities, infrastructure, tourism, and jobs. Unlike most of the world's great cities, New York has never hosted an Olympic Games. We believe that it is time to bring the Olympic Games and its billions of dollars in investment and tens of thousands of new jobs to New York. The selection process for the 2012 Games is moving fast. New York has already been designated the United States Applicant City. In less than two years, the International Olympic Committee will select the Host City for the 2012 Games. One of New York's greatest strengths is the diversity of our population. To demonstrate the support of New Yorkers of every background and heritage for hosting the Olympic Games, we are bringing together the city's many civic, educational, sports, business, social service, cultural, religious and community organizations representative of our various nationality communities as members of The Nations of New York. We are pleased to invite your organization to become a member of The Nations of New York. By participating in The Nations of New York, your organization will become an integral part of New York's Olympic bid. You will receive regular materials about our Olympic bid and have the opportunity for members of your community to be part of exciting events and activities. There are no dues, costs, or financial obligations for your organization. In the coming years, The Nations of New York will help to reach out around the world to explain why the Olympic Games should be held in New York, where athletes, their families, and visitors from every nation will feel at home-for this is truly "The World's Second Home
Manhattan Chamber Of Commerce, New York City New York - Calendar Of Events
CPAs in industry NY State Society of CPAs/Foundation Own Horn Manhattan Chamber of commerce, Oct 14 New York in Shanghai Asian American Business Development
http://www.manhattancc.org/cf/Events/eventlayout.cfm

Extractions: Manhattan Chamber of Commerce members can participate in business, educational and social activities, and meet people who can help your business succeed by sharing information, providing services, products, resources, or referrals. You also have the opportunity to advertise your own business by hosting a networking program. For more information, call the Chamber office. Please note: events starting with MCC are sponsored by the Chamber and require reservations. All other events are MCC member/associate events. MCC Members only may submit events to the Manhattan Chamber Events Calendar. Your event will be reviewed by Manhattan Chamber staff, and once approved, will appear in the Events Calendar. Click here to submit your event! Upcoming Manhattan Chamber of Commerce sponsored and member events:
Manhattan Chamber Of Commerce, New York City New York - Discount Exchange
Asian American Bsuiness Development Center Associations. Films for industry Corporate Communications. Florida Chamber of commerce Associations.
http://www.manhattancc.org/cf/Members/discounts.cfm

Extractions: Business Directory DISCOUNT EXCHANGE Manhattan Chamber of Commerce members automatically qualify for discounts on products and services offered by other members. In addition, you might consider offering a discount of your own to the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce membership. In most cases you have only to present your Manhattan Chamber of Commerce membership card to qualify for a reduced price. The following Members offer discounts to fellow Manhattan Chamber of Commerce members:
The Global Chicago Center | Chicago Calendar Of Events By Date
Chamber of commerce and industry; Philip de Louis University; Polish American Chamber of commerce. World Affairs Symposium on the Asian American Experience in
http://www.globalchicago.org/calendar/default.asp

Extractions: Conference sponsored by the: Mid-America Committee of the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations; Chicago Mercantile Exchange; Chicago Board of Trade; and others. Speakers include: Satish Nandapurkar, CEO, Eurex USA; Walter L. Lukken, Commissioner, Commodity Futures Trading Commission; Mark Sobel, Deputy Assistant Secretary, International Monetary and Financial Policy, U.S. Department of the Treasury; Bernard W. Dan, President and CEO, Chicago Board of Trade; Craig S. Donohue , CEO, Chicago Mercantile Exchange; Jerry D. Putnam, CEO, Archipelago Holdings; Adam Cooper, Senior Managing Director and General Counsel, Citadel Investment Group; Leo Melamed, Chairman Emeritus and Senior Policy Advisor, Chicago Mercantile Exchange. 7:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m., The Chicago Club, 81 East Van Buren Street. Fee: $65. For information and registration, please call 312/726-3860 or visit: www.ccfr.org.
The Global Chicago Center | Organization List By Alphabetic
Israel Chamber Of commerce. AmericanRussian Chamber of commerce industry. Society. Asian Pacific Islander American Health Forum. Asian American Alliance *.
http://www.globalchicago.org/res/alph.asp?filter=A
Prepared Witness Testimony: Stewart, Jeffrey
Asian American Hotel Owners Association. successor, the Tourism Industries office within commerces International puts the US travel and tourism industry at a
http://energycommerce.house.gov/107/Hearings/05232002hearing568/Stewart976.htm

Extractions: New York, NY, 10021 I am Jeffrey Stewart, Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs for Loews Hotels and an Executive Committee member of the Travel Business Roundtable (TBR). Loews Hotels is headquartered in New York City and runs 17 distinctive properties in the U.S. and Canada, including the Regency Hotel in New York and Loews LEnfant Plaza and the Jefferson Hotel here in Washington. The company employs more than 7,000 people across the United States. TBR is a CEO-based organization that represents the broad diversity of the U.S. travel and tourism industry, with more than 70 member corporations, associations and labor groups. I am here today to testify on behalf of both organizations in strong support of H.R. 3321, the American Travel Promotion Act.
National Real Estate Investor: The Evolution Of AAHOA - Asian American Hotel Own
varying degrees of participation in the industry where we we get the majority of the Asian American hotel owners lobbying and a presence in DC, and ecommerce.
http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3208/is_6_42/ai_62685818

Extractions: Buggsi Patel talks about AAHOA in the beginning, where it is today and where he hopes to take it in 2000. It's no secret that the name "Patel" has become synonymous with hotels; Indian hoteliers are deservingly proud of what they've accomplished in the hotel industry, often passing the business down from one generation to the next. It hasn't always been easy, though. Discrimination and resistance have been obstacles in the past, but thanks to associations such as the Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA), hoteliers, bankers, investors and lenders have become more educated and more aware of the value of a variety of cultures. In retrospect, 1989 was a monumental year for AAHOA Chairman Bakulesh "Buggsi" Patel. It was the year he immigrated to the United States from England, and it was also the year the AAHOA was created. No stranger to obstacles himself Buggsi came to the United States after finding it nearly impossible to finance a real estate project overseas. After serving as an apprentice to his sister already in the hospitality business Buggsi began his own business and today Lake Oswego, Ore.-based Buggsi Hospitality Group owns 16 hotels. Not bad for a man who's only been in the United States 11 years. To Buggsi, that's just part of the business and part of his aggressive nature. Recently, NREI spoke with Buggsi, whose determination and knowledge have contributed to his rapid rise in the business and AAHOA, an organization that has merely begun to take its mark on the hospitality industry.
1987 Economic Census Volume 1E
of commerce, US Census Bureau, PO Box 277943 Owned Businesses Hispanic Origin, Asian American, American Indian and places are presented without industry detail
http://www.census.gov/mp/www/rom/msrom7c.html

Extractions: 1987 VOLUME 1E, ECONOMIC CENSUS Add $25 shipping fee for international orders (including Canada and Mexico) Technical Documentation included with purchase - $10 if purchased separately Place your order by telephone (credit card or census deposit account payment only) call the Customer Services Center, U.S. Census Bureau, 301-763-4636 or FAX your order to 301-457-3842). If paying by check, send a check payable to Commerce-Census to U.S. Dept. of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, P.O. Box 277943, Atlanta, GA 30384-7943. Released April 7, 1994 Subject content and Geography: This is the final volume in the cumulative series of the 1987 Economic Census on CD-ROM. The disc contains most of the previous economic censuses' data, plus the following not previously available on CD-ROM: Special Report - From the Census of Retail Trade, this report shows metropolitan area rankings on sales per capita, sales in central cities versus balance of metropolitan area, and metropolitan area-level changes between 1982 and 1987; Monthly Retail Trade: Sales and Inventories: 1967 - 1992 - A monthly report of sales estimates, including dollar volume and percentage changes, summarized by major kind-of-business groups for the United States, and summarized by a few selected kind-of-business groups for census regions and divisions, and for the most populous 19 states (CA, FL, IL, IN, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, TN, TX, VA, WI) 25 metropolitan statistical areas and consolidated metropolitan statistical areas, 15 primary metropolitan statistical areas, and four cities (New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Philadelphia);
North Texas Global Telecommunications Society - A Non-profit Organization For Te
Dallas Asian American Chamber of commerce (GDAACC), Les a staff of 8 representing Asian American businesses and twenty years in the hotel management industry.
http://www.ntgts.org/finance/tanaka.html

Extractions: As Executive Director of the Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce (GDAACC), Les directs a staff of 8 representing Asian American businesses and individuals to the corporate, civic, and political leadership of the Greater Dallas area. As Managing Director of the Hong Kong Association of Northern Texas (HKANT), Les worked with the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in San Francisco in establishing a permanent link between North Texas and Hong Kong. The goal of the HKANT is to strengthen the economic and cultural ties between the two regions and to act as a resource center for businessmen interested in doing business with Hong Kong and China. Both organizations are non-profit corporations with separate Board of Directors. Les Tanaka worked for twenty years in the hotel management industry. He managed hotels for the Hyatt Corporation for over ten years and his hotel management experience in Texas included general management positions with Executive Conferences, Ltd., Sheraton Corporation, Lincoln Hotels, and Mariner Hotel Corporation. Les Tanaka was elected in June 1988 to the position of Executive Vice President of the Hotel Association of Greater Dallas, a position he held until 1995 when he joined the GDAACC.
BVOM.COM - News
The Vietnam Chamber of commerce and industry (VCCI) is setting Vietnam News E-commerce Releases. Bush sets up commission to advance Asian American businesses.
http://www.bvom.com/news/english/home/

Extractions: Homepage ATI News ... BVOM Members news Vietnam News E-commerce Releases Im-Export in general Key Im-Export industries New Legal releases ... Trade calendar World News Im-Export in general Key Im-Export industries New Legal releases USA Trade calendar ... Archives Monday, June 7, 2004 G8 leaders see strong global economy, if security risks are contained Leaders at the Group of Eight summit this week will highlight the best global economic performance in 15 years, but analysts point out that the recovery could be derailed by high oil prices or other factors. ATI News Thac Da- an ideal spot to visit Thac Da, the unique-styled eco-tourism resort with year-old historical myths: the young hero Thanh Giong, love story between Son Tinh (moutain saint)-Thuy Tinh (water saint)- My Nuong(beautiful princess of 18th Hung King), or two great female generals Trung Trac Trung Nhi against Nam Han invaders etc are all here in statues. Thac Da now has lightened itself with a new form of tourism: workshop in combination with resort. » ATI News Vietnam News - E-commerce Releases HCM City gains initial success in e-government Ho Chi Minh City has gained initial success in the application of e-government plans, especially in granting business registration licenses online at the Department of Planning and Investment (DPI). However, the city still needs to do more to expand the practice citywide.
Reeling From Attacks
commerce, the lifeblood of the area, began slipping president of New York s Asian American Business Development of its residents work in the garment industry.
http://app1.chinadaily.com.cn/star/2001/1108/fe20-1.html

Extractions: Reeling from attacks Shanghai Star. 2001-11-08 A worker at a meat and poultry shop in New York's Chinatown on October 26 stands idly in front of his store. New York's Chinatown suffers from the terrorism of Sep 11 with shops and subway stop closed, workers laid off and travellers staying away "Manhattan has always been the centre of New York City and Chinatown has always been a noticeable part of Manhattan, so Chinatown will continue to play a significant role."John Wang,President of New York's Asian American Business Development Centre THE American flags are flying high in New York's Chinatown, but the neighbourhood's economy is trying to get back on its feet. A 15 minute walk from the World Trade Centre, Chinatown - one of the oldest and most vibrant ethnic communities in Manhattan - was economically walloped because of the September 11 attacks that destroyed the twin towers. Chinatown did not suffer any physical damage, but it was part of the Lower Manhattan area that was placed off limits by officials immediately after the attack. Roadblocks largely prevented trucks from making deliveries to businesses. Downed phone lines meant merchants could not call in payments by credit cards and pharmacies could not tap into databases to fill prescriptions.
Recap: Travel Business Roundtable And The US Chamber Of Commerce Washington, DC
from the Department of commerce were Linda parks play in the countrys tourism industry. American Resort Development Association, Asian American Hotel Owners
http://www.hotel-online.com/News/PR2003_2nd/Apr03_TIARoundtable.html

Extractions: WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a significant display of unity and partnership, the Travel Business Roundtable (TBR) and the US Chamber of Commerce co-hosted a two-day summit from April 8-9 in Washington, DC to discuss ways to help revitalize the travel and tourism industry. Re-Igniting Growth in Travel and Tourism brought together more than 200 CEO and senior level executives along with three Cabinet Secretaries, Congressional leaders, mayors from cities across the country, and other senior Administration officials. This two day event marked a turning point for our industry in many ways, remarked Jonathan Tisch, Chairman of TBR and Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels. Having seven Administration officials and three highly regarded members of Congress speak to a group of industry CEOs in less than 36 hours is evidence that the industry is finally being recognized in Washington, DC as vital to our nations economic prosperity and recovery. Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge, the keynote speaker at the opening dinner reception, noted that travel and tourism intersects with his departments responsibilities more than any other industry. He spoke about how the country is working to protect our borders while also ensuring that we continue to welcome international travelers. Alfonso Martinez-Fonts, Special Assistant to the Secretary of Homeland Security for the Private Sector, joined Secretary Ridge. Steve Porter, President, the Americas, Six Continents Hotels hosted the reception.
IPL Associations On The Net: Women & Minority-owned Business
an active forum in which Asian American Hotel Owners owned Business Business EconomicsIndustryRetail trade Business Business EconomicsCommerce trade.
http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/ref/aon.out.pl?ty=long&id=bus11.90.00
Welcome To DiversityWorking : Largest Diversity Job Board Online : Careers : Job
main goal of the commission, under the Department of commerce, is to ensure equal economic opportunities for full participation of Asian American and Pacific
http://www.diversityworking.com/communityChannels/asianPasIslander/newsPublish/s
Corporate Counsel Center
wellsfargo.com; or JP Torres of US Pan Asian American Chamber of commerce, 1800
http://news.corporate.findlaw.com/prnewswire/20040507/07may2004202616.html

Extractions: Research Tools: Business Contracts Litigation Watch Article Database SEC Edgar Industry Centers: Construction Consumer Products Energy Financial Services ... More Centers... Practice Area Centers: ADR Advertising Antitrust Bankruptcy ... More Centers... FindLaw Links: Legal Software Message Boards Newsletters Online CLE Email: Password: Register Help Feedback May. 07, 2004 Print This Email This SAN FRANCISCO, May. 07 /PRNewswire/ "It is a great pleasure to honor the accomplishments, successes and innovations of Asian entrepreneurs," said Iris Chan, executive vice president and National Spokesperson for Wells Fargo's Asian Business Services Program. "Our winners exemplify the spirit of progress and entrepreneurship that has supported the significant growth in the Asian business market." Wells Fargo launched the Asian Business Services program in 2002 to provide outreach, education and increased access to capital among Asian business owners by forming community alliances, investing in primary research, and sponsoring key events in the diverse communities where Asian business owners live and work. To measure its success, Wells Fargo established a public goal to lend $2 billion over ten years to Asian business owners. The program was so successful that Wells Fargo increased its goal to $3 billion over the same period of time. In February 2004, Wells Fargo announced a national alliance with USPAACC and the creation of the Asian Business Leadership Award to acknowledge the business achievements and community leadership of exceptional Asian-owned businesses.
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