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Gathering Global Talent Fosters Deeper Trade Understanding
For global corporations with branches all over the world, finding a way to get all employees onto the same page can often prove a challenge. Although a company’s headquarters may have a set of ideals, rules and practices it hopes all its staff can follow, things can often be more
Swing into Summer: What to Wear on the Green
It’s warm out and The Open has just finished. Make no mistake about it – there is no better time than summer for golf. Whether you plan on getting a quick 18 holes in at your local club on a Sunday or have just finished competing for the Claret Jug,
More than Meets the Eye: How the DDP Merges Culture and Construction
Forging a new landmark is a lot more challenging than it may seem. In a city such as Seoul, where tall buildings dominate the horizon in all directions, simply building high will not do. New and inventive construction projects spring up every day in the city, so creating novelty is
Lose Yourself at Everland’s Lost Valley Safari
What if you could experience the thrill of life out on the Serengeti plains without even getting on a plane? What if you could ride in a vehicle that was part-boat, part-bus and drive past bathing pink flamingos and prowling cheetahs? What if you could wave at the mighty king
Going Green: How Wind Is Set to Power the Future
The world’s population is growing fast, at a rate of over 1.1 percent per year. In fact, perhaps the only thing growing faster is our thirst for energy consumption. As we become more numerous and affluent, our energy needs have risen by six times in the last 50 years, according
Room for Growth: Why Soil Quality Matters to Construction Professionals
In a letter to state governors in 1937, then-United States President Franklin Roosevelt wrote, “Soil is our basic asset. The nation that destroys its soil destroys itself.” Without soil, humankind, which has built its cities in the stuff and fed generations of people with its fruits, would simply cease to
