Doing Business in New York

Sub-subject: Business in New York (the United States). Syllabus:

1. New York City’s economy (the United States).
2. Central business districts.
3. Global capital of fashion.
4. Case Study:
   - Ralph Lauren
   - Liz Claiborne
   - Jones Apparel Group.
5. Professional services.
6. Case: Omnicom Group Inc.
7. Manufacturing and industrial.
8. High Tech economy.
9. Nanotechnology.
10. Bioscience.
11. Distribution sector.
12. Establishing a business in New York City.

Sample of the Sub-subject: Doing Business in New York (America):

Sub-Subject Description (Doing Business in New York):

1. New York ranks as the fifteenth largest economy in the World (Gross metropolitan product of 1.2 trillion dollars).
2. NY ranks second in the United States by the number of Fortune 500 firms
3. New York City has one of the biggest international business communities in the World.
4. New York export products are 79.6 billion dollars, third place of international trade volume (after Texas and California).
5. NY is the global capital of fashion with 75 major fashion trade shows. Fashion sectors generate 6% of the private employment (175,000 jobs)
6. Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group are leading Global marketing agencies and are headquartered in New York
7. NY is the reference of bioscience.
8. New York is a centre of international finance
9. Home to 10,000 producers and industrial firms (500,000 people, 15% of New York workforce).
10. New York State is a world class technology centre

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