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The Future of Corporate Real Estate Portfolios

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Examples of corporate investment property may include the business headquarters, manufacturing plants, branch offices, collaboration spaces, etc. Now more than ever, business owners and executives cater their business models to accommodate their current and future employees’ needs.

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These Asian American Entrepreneurs Celebrate Their Chinese Heritage While Feeding America’s Appetite for Chinese Street Food

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Liao and Wang scoured Asian supermarkets and American grocery store aisles and found that most dumplings were mass manufactured, pre-cooked (which negatively impacts dough integrity and the overall flavor profile) and microwaveable, because steaming was considered “too foreign” or too difficult for the average consumer.

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Is College Still Worth It?

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CareerWise, a modern youth apprenticeship company that connects students and employers, draws inspiration from Switzerland’s model of placing 70% of high school students in one of 230 vocational fields, from catering and agriculture to banking and insurance. As owner of the manufacturing firm InterTech Plastics, he knew about it all too well.

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9 Inspiring Work Environment Examples for a Thriving Workplace

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Practical Work Environment The practical work environment prioritizes efficiency and productivity, commonly seen in industries like manufacturing and logistics. Does it cater to the diverse needs of your team? Cons: Creates a fear-based culture, which stifles creativity, reduces employee engagement, and leads to high turnover.

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How Employee Perks Can Help Companies in the US

Vantage Circle

It caters to the diverse needs and preferences of your workforce. General Motors (GM) , an American automotive manufacturer known for producing Buick, Cadillac, GMC, and Chevrolet vehicles, is based in Detroit. It is a cornerstone of American manufacturing and has a workforce of nearly 200,000 individuals.