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The use of cell phones by consumers to buy and communicate is the topic of the third in a new series of 'Future watch' pieces: comment pieces with even more of a slant on what will be. While all our trends pieces are about where we (consumers) are going, some topics really lend themselves to this future watch treatment. Thinking about the consumer relationship to cell phones in the near and more distant future is one of these...

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The global financial crisis that began in mid-2007 and worsened in October 2008 resulted in major falls in the US stock market. Asia Pacific markets are closely tied to those of the USA, particularly those of the more industrialised countries, and therefore suffered similar losses. However, since Asia's financial systems are relatively resilient, the greater effect will be felt on the real economy, particularly since the negative impact of the crisis will exacerbate existing trends of worsening fiscal deficits and currency weakness...

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Euromonitor International is pleased to release the results of its latest Top City Destinations Ranking, covering over 200 of the world's leading and most dynamic cities in terms of tourist arrivals. London ranked once again on top of Euromonitor International's Top City Destinations in 2007, but Asian cities – led by Hong Kong, Bangkok and Singapore - further reduced the gap on the UK capital and seriously threatened London's leadership in the mid term...

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