What it is and how it can help in your data collection and harmonization efforts.
What it is and how it can help in your data collection and harmonization efforts.
We would like to introduce you to the newest addition to our data offering, The Tax Havens.
Large companies and corporations have the resources to distribute or outsource their activities to a number of separate entities at the touch of a button. There are usually legitimate reasons for this, such as entering into partnerships, pooling shareholdings, or expanding internationally.
The search engine for European companies is now also available to French-speaking users, making their research easier and smarter.
13.12.2023 Last week it was suddenly freezing cold in our offices in Hamburg; electricity and Internet failed intermittently. What had happened? It quickly turned out that the building belonged to the empire of the insolvent Austrian real estate mogul René Benko, and that the building service providers had unceremoniously stopped working - for fear of not being paid.
Intra-regional distribution of the digital industry in Germany.
In a study done by the Technische Universität Dortmund, it was found that digital firms in Germany are not as footloose even in their youth as one might expect.
Corporate restructuring is the reorganization of a company to meet new demands. These demands could be positive, such as the dramatic growth of the company to a point where existing structures no longer function efficiently. But, more commonly, the changing demands are negative, such as a sales slump, slowing economy, or other adverse business changes.
Google Docs offers API integration, allowing companies like North Data to display their data straight onto a Google Sheets spreadsheet. This feature can be extremely useful in many ways, especially if you would like to enrich your database with the data provided by us. In this article, we will walk you through a step-by-step tutorial on how to enable this feature.
Decisions behind closed doors, salami tactics, silence... that's in the past. Companies today don't get away with secrecy. In the age of Wikileaks and Facebook, transparency in dealing with employees, partners, customers, and the public is becoming a key competence and a decisive competitive advantage.