Hundreds of international schools all over the world are in Boston this week to hire teachers to staff their schools, reports The International Educator (TIE). Educators are needed who will teach their subject in English at world-class private international schools.

Cambridge, MA (PRWEB) February 10, 2012

GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global outlook on the Real Estate Industry. Global real estate industry dynamics are significantly influenced by political and economic scenario, demographics, employment opportunities, and climatic conditions. The global commercial real estate market is recovering steadily due to increased availability of capital and resurgence in manufacturing activity. However, the residential market continues to remain sluggish, particularly in few developed countries. On the other hand, construction boom in the housing and commercial property sector is driving real estate investments in Asia-Pacific region.

(PRWEB) January 24, 2012
The Snowbird Company, a recognized leader in connecting Snowbirds with ideal monthly and multi-month rental properties in the US, Mexico and the Caribbean, is launching a new website aimed at helping the estimated 9 million Snowbirds who flock to the southern US, Mexico and the Caribbean connect directly with owner rentals: SnowbirdByOwner.com.

Doctors Hospital in the Bahamas will in early 2012 begin another medical tourism initiative. The Nassau hospital is launching a project with a consortium of US specialists, a spinal parts manufacturer and Bahamian specialist, Dr Valentine Grimes. Three US surgeons plan to go to the hospital with their own patients to carry out spinal surgery. Meanwhile, its specialist prostate cancer treatment centre is increasing the number of medical tourists it treats.

By Joshua Goodman
July 30 (Bloomberg) -- Finance officials from South America and Mexico will gather next month to discuss ways to protect their currencies and economies from the debt crisis in the U.S. and Europe.

In the first ever fDi ranking of cities across the American continents, Santiago was crowned fDi Magazine's first "Latin American City of the Future". According to the fDi Markets database, which tracks crossborder greenfield investment, Santiago has attracted 84 FDI projects since 2003, with almost a fifth of these projects involving a capital investment of more than $100m.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - After the tiny Caribbean island of Grenada severed diplomatic ties with Taiwan in 2005, it received a token of appreciation from the mainland Chinese government: a $55 million cricket stadium.

It was part of $132 million China doled out to Caribbean countries in aid and soft loans in the years leading up to the 2007 Cricket World Cup. At the time, the investment was seen as a not-so-subtle reward to countries that had broken off formal relations with Taipei in favor of Beijing.