Übersetzung für "übernahme unternehmens " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

2. Emphasises that the current global economic crisis arose from fundamental errors with respect to transparency, accountability, responsibility and from short-termism, and that the EU has a duty to ensure that these lessons are learnt by all; welcomes the Commission’s intention to conduct Eurobarometer surveys on trust in business; calls for the results of these surveys to be fully debated and acted on by all stakeholders; strongly advocates corporate social responsibility (CSR), and takes the view that CSR – if implemented correctly and practised by all companies, not only larger firms – can make a great contribution towards restoring lost confidence, which is necessary for a sustainable economic recovery, and can mitigate the social c ...[+++]onsequences of the economic crisis; notes that when business assumes a responsibility for society, the environment and employees, a win-win situation is created that serves to broaden the basis of trust necessary for economic success; takes the view that making CSR part of a sustainable business strategy is in the interest of businesses and of society as a whole; points out that many businesses – especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – are setting an outstanding example in this field;

1. Underlines that the current global economic crisis arose from fundamental errors with respect to transparency, accountability, responsibility and from short-termism, and that the EU has a duty to ensure that these lessons are learnt by all; welcomes the Commission’s intention to conduct Eurobarometer surveys on trust in business; calls for the results of these surveys to be fully debated and acted on by all stakeholders; strongly advocates corporate social responsibility (CSR), and takes the view that CSR – if implemented correctly and practised by all companies, not only larger firms – can make a great contribution towards restoring lost confidence, which is necessary for a sustainable economic recovery, and can mitigate the social c ...[+++]onsequences of the economic crisis; notes that when business assumes a responsibility for society, the environment and employees, a win-win situation is created that serves to broaden the basis of trust necessary for economic success; takes the view that making CSR part of a sustainable business strategy is in the interest of businesses and of society as a whole; points out that many businesses – especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – are setting an outstanding example in this field;

The Commission's inquiries found that post-merger these companies would have neither the capability nor the incentive to prevent competing hospitals from obtaining wound care products from the merged company, or upstream competitors active in wound care from supplying the merged company's hospitals, in view of the low proportion of purchases made by the hospitals controlled by Apax in comparison to the total products sold by Kinetic and the fact that Apax only holds a minority of the economic rights in the hospital companies.

6. Recommends that the Commission strive towards reform and privatisation strategies which substantially involve domestic investors and that it should devote particular attention to "small" decentralised solutions which are worked out by developing countries and whose beneficiaries are small and medium-sized undertakings and micro-enterprises, which play an essential part in the economic development of developing countries, create many of the jobs and generate a substantial proportion of national income, whereas "large-scale" solutions which seek to bring about take-overs of State-owned enterprises by multinational corporations and group ...[+++]s can have adverse side-effects unless they are in line with the United Nations Global Compact launched by Kofi Annan in 1999 at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and the European Parliament's resolution of 15 January 1999 on EU standards for European enterprises operating in developing countries: towards a European Code of Conduct ;

The European Commission has approved the acquisition of MWCR S.p.a. by the SanPaolo IMI and Schroders plc groups through their subsidiaries, Nuova Holding Subalpina S.p.a (NHS) and Mwcr Lux.

Commission clears acquisition of Arriva Automotive Solutions (United Kingdom) by General Motors (USA)