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A new era. Accelerating toward 2020 – an automotive industry transformed (Global publication) The UK car industry could be well placed to meet growing consumer demand for superior technology in the next decade, as highlighted in a new report from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu's (DTT) Global Manufacturing Industry group. Automakers and their suppliers will need to reinvent themselves to meet the challenges of a dramatically new global automotive landscape. |
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Adapting to a changing landscape Midyear outlook for the global chemical industry. To help better understand the forces moving the industry and determine who wins, who loses, and who survives in the future. |
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Throttling back: Midyear outlook for the global aerospace and defence industry 2008 was the peak, 2009 is slowing, and the forecast is challenging. |
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Getting back in the water: Consolidation in the global steel industry Captures the perspectives of some of the major players in the steel industry on consolidation and acquisitions. |
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Deloitte Economic Review "Manufacturing could enjoy a mini-revival with its share of economy rising to 13%..." Roger Bootle, Deloitte Economic Adviser. |
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Consolidation wave - Global metals outlook In the third and final part of the series of reports indicates that regardless of timing, two significant enabling actions are required for M&A recovery in the global metals industry. |
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A regional perspective - Global metals outlook The second of the three-part series of reports highlights the views on the various economic stimulus efforts in some of the largest metals-producing countries, including the developed economies of Japan, South Korea, the European region, and the United States as well as the BRIC markets (Brazil, Russia, India and China). |
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Turning the corner - Global metals outlook A report offering perspectives on the impact of the economic downturn on the global metals industry and what to expect down the road. |
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Back to basics (Global publication) In an industry already challenged with consistently covering its cost of capital, the current credit crisis has added pressure to the balance sheets of many paper and packaging companies. The era of available and inexpensive credit for all is over, this much we know. Tapping the capital markets without addressing underlying business issues is no longer an option. |
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M&A in the paper industry: The new urgency (Global publication) Today the strength of the capital markets is giving successful paper companies a rare opportunity to transform their businesses. |
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Capturing Sustainable Value (Global publication) In the paper industry, the promise of a merger and acquisition (M&A) is bright enough. With the right deal, a company could strengthen its product and customer portfolios, expand its market share and reach, or cut costs and streamline its operations. Even better, an M&A deal could be a triggering event for true transformational change, an opportunity for a paper company to break free from the status quo and fundamentally reinvent its organisation, operating structure and culture. |
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Holding pattern - Outlook for the global commercial and business aircraft industry While the global economy is in a state of change and uncertainty, the long-term prospects for the global commercial aircraft industry are strong, although not immune to the economic downturn. This latest 2009 A&D report provides a current and forward perspective, while taking into account the rapid daily changes in the industry. |
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2009 Industry Outlook: Automotive (Global publication) As we enter 2009, the U.S. automotive industry is facing some of the most complex challenges in its history. Pressures from plunging sales, frozen credit markets, global competition, higher raw material and, until recently, gasoline prices, and growing consumer demand for more fuel-efficient vehicles are driving a transformation of the industry across its entire value chain. |
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Ladies and gentlemen, start your service engines (Global publication) With the decline in new car sales, automotive companies and dealers are feeling intense pressure to find innovative ways to grow revenue. Service and parts operations (SPOs) may hold the key to growth by remaining resilient in an uncertain economic environment. |
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The balance of power UK manufacturers can be in a stronger competitive position by running a more sustainable business. The new report will review some of the underlying causes and suggest ways for manufacturers to live with higher energy prices. |