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développement aux Etats-Unis grâce notamment Ralph Flanders, sénateur qui a lancé l'"American Research & Development Corporation" (ARD) qui a constitué un modèle pour le capital risque moderne . L'ARD a débuté en 1946 avec un capital de 3,5 M de $. En 1960, elle fut introduite en bourse et en 1972, elle a été rachetée pour 35 fois sa valeur. Parmi ses succès, on peut citer Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) dont la valeur de l'investissement initial a été multiplié par 5800 en 15 ans. 74 74 IV. Le capital-risque

aux Etats-Unis grâce notamment Ralph Flanders, sénateur qui a lancé l'"American Research & Development Corporation" (ARD) qui a constitué un modèle pour le capital risque moderne . L'ARD a débuté en 1946 avec un capital de 3,5 M de $. En 1960, elle fut introduite en bourse et en 1972, elle a été rachetée pour 35 fois sa valeur. Parmi ses succès, on peut citer Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) dont la valeur de l'investissement initial a été multiplié par 5800 en 15 ans. 74 74 IV

recherche (Lundvall et Gu Shullin, 2006). La figure 216(*) illustre les transformations du SNI chinois de la phase A à la phase B. Figure 2. : Les transformations du SNI chinois TL: Technology Licensing SMP: Sample Machine Procurement PE: Procurement of Equipment FDI: Foreign Direct Investment OEM: OEM Assembly B R&D Institutes and Universities Capital goods Industries Domestic Manufactures Domestic and International Markets TL, PE, FDI + academic exchange PE, FDI, TL OEM R&D Institutes Capital Goods

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Crazy. What good did his books do last night? When his compagnie was about to capsize. He closed his eyes, letting his hands soak in the rolling water on the deck. The salt of the sea would be good for the rope burns. Burns received while lashing equipment that did not care to stay put in the storm. “Look! Over there!” It was his brother; apparently sleep was to be denied by sharp family eyes. “What is it?” he yelled. “Port bow! There’s a man in the water! He’s holding on to something! A piece of debris

réalise annuellement un volume de vente de 14 milliards de dollars et se voit souvent couronner " deuxième firme informatique du monde " ? Aucun des sept. La firme informatique la plus prospère, après IBM, dans les années 70 à 80, fut Digital Equipment Corporation. IBM était le leader des ordinateurs. DEC dominait le créneau des mini-ordinateurs. Ce qui compte, c'est d'être le premier dans l'esprit des clients (Al Ries & Jack Trout - Les 22 lois du marketing). Le premier micro-ordinateur du monde

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products, over double the number seized in 2005. This in turn is seeing a number of countries employing a range of multi-layered strategies which rely on innovative anti-counterfeiting technologies including "track and trace" technologies (such as digital license plates and inline verification and compliance), RFID (radio frequency identification) as well as authentication technologies. Cosmetic giants such as Johnson & Johnson, Beiersdorf and L'Oreal have also launched anti-counterfeit drives within

hundreds of hours and have never seen any evidence of discreet nose covering or of left-handedness. They like toothpaste, though. There are regular reports of polar bears wreaking havoc in Arctic tourist camps, knocking over tents and trampling equipment, all in order to suck on a tube of Pepsodent. This may be one of the reasons the town of Churchill in Manitoba has a large concrete polar bear jail. Any bear moseying into town is apprehended and incarcerated there. Some serve sentences of several