these are the biggest cities in the world
over 10.000.000
North America:
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Latin America:
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Mexico City
Buenos Aires
Europe:
London
Paris
Moscow
Dusseldorf-Khöln-Dortmund Area
Istanbul
Africa:
Cairo
Lagos
Asia:
Karachi
Tehran
Mumbai
kolkatta
Delhi
Dhaka
Yakarta
Manila
Tokyo
Osaka
Seoul
Beijing
Shanghai
Guangzhou
over 5.000.000
North America:
Baltimore
Dallas
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Detroit
Toronto
Latin America:
Bogotá
Lima
Belo Horizonte
Santiago
Caracas
Europe:
Madrid
Manchester
Saint Petersburg
Africa:
Alexandria
TrÃpoli
Casablanca
Ibadan
Kinshasa
Khartum
Johannesburg
Addis ababa
Asia:
Lahore
Ankara
Riyad
Esfahan
Chennai
Bangalore
Pune
Hyerabad
Chengdu
Tianjin
Hong Kong
Shenzhen
Wuhan
Harbin
Nagoya
Busan
Surabaya
Kuala Lumpur
Ho Chi Minh City
Chittatong
Yangon
Bangkok
Taipei
Oceania:
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Monday, April 16, 2007
GPD 01/01/07 for the 25 EU members
diferences are huge. but eveyr year are shorter. for example, spain joined EU in 1986 with 74%, while Italy or France where aroung 120%
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Is Brazil a Third World Country?
Can Brazil be considered a Third World country?
What's your opinion?>
What's your opinion?>
Is Brazil a Third World Country?
Can Brazil be considered a Third World country?
What's your opinion?>
What's your opinion?>
Your city's economic power?
According to the American magazine Fortune (CNN), the world's economic capital is (not very surprising): TOKYO! 
Followed by: Paris, New York, and London...
Check out the site: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...0/2006/cities/
Please post your city's GDP, office square meter figures, and all economic information.>
Followed by: Paris, New York, and London...
Check out the site: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...0/2006/cities/
Please post your city's GDP, office square meter figures, and all economic information.>
Why Is Washington So Un-Important?
I was thinking, all of the more influential and important cities in the world are capitals, such as Paris, London, Berlin. Tokyo Etc
This makes sense because every country wants their capital to be the prime economic, cultural, and intellectual center so they can impress foreigners. Why is it that the capital of the most powerful country by far (USA) Washington is so weak compared to other capital cities?>
This makes sense because every country wants their capital to be the prime economic, cultural, and intellectual center so they can impress foreigners. Why is it that the capital of the most powerful country by far (USA) Washington is so weak compared to other capital cities?>
the ole cement factory
does anyone know what was build in place of the old NATIONAL CEMENT FACTORY in GULSHANE IQBAL KARACHI?? Please let me know, Thanks.>
Nokia Flagship Store-Mexico City... State-of-the-art Interior Design
Nokia opened its 6th Flagship Store in Mexico City earlier this year at the luxurious mall Antara Polanco.
The Nokia Flagship Store around the world have been the latest on interior desing and marketing being a place design for customer interactiveness.
Nokia Flagship Stores are present in New York, Moscow, Chicago, Hong Kong, Helsinki and now Mexico City.
The design of the stores is atonishing, but it is the same in every store. In my taste, it'd be much better if every store had a particular design to easily identify it.
This is the Mexico City one:
Someone who lends me $18,000.00 to buy a new Vertu?...
Nokia Flagship store around the world...
Chicago
New York
Hong Kong
Helsinki
Moscow
What are you opinions about the design?>
The Nokia Flagship Store around the world have been the latest on interior desing and marketing being a place design for customer interactiveness.
Nokia Flagship Stores are present in New York, Moscow, Chicago, Hong Kong, Helsinki and now Mexico City.
The design of the stores is atonishing, but it is the same in every store. In my taste, it'd be much better if every store had a particular design to easily identify it.
This is the Mexico City one:
Someone who lends me $18,000.00 to buy a new Vertu?...
Nokia Flagship store around the world...
Chicago
New York
Hong Kong
Helsinki
Moscow
What are you opinions about the design?>
What city would you rather live in?
As this forum attracts both skyscraper-only and urban enthusiasts, I am curious to know:
-If you would rather live in a city with a vibrant dowtown, full of skyscrapers but with the rest of the city being mostly single family homes. The stereotypical north american city.
-Or the stereotypical European city, with zero skyscrapers and tall buildings, but with all the urban area being made of dense, four or five stories buildings.>
-If you would rather live in a city with a vibrant dowtown, full of skyscrapers but with the rest of the city being mostly single family homes. The stereotypical north american city.
-Or the stereotypical European city, with zero skyscrapers and tall buildings, but with all the urban area being made of dense, four or five stories buildings.>
Times Square Military Recruitment Center
In Times Square, New York City, often proclaimed the "Center of the World", also plays host to the U.S.'s Armed Forces Recruitment Center (pictured).
But should politics and the military be seen by every visitor to Times Square? Is the American government attempting to show off its military might? Many people say that this gives visitors a WRONG impression of the US, in particular NYC. It also blocks spectators from taking pics of TS or watching the ball drop during New Year's.
Does the Armed Forces Recruitment Center belong in Times Square or should it be moved?>
But should politics and the military be seen by every visitor to Times Square? Is the American government attempting to show off its military might? Many people say that this gives visitors a WRONG impression of the US, in particular NYC. It also blocks spectators from taking pics of TS or watching the ball drop during New Year's.
Does the Armed Forces Recruitment Center belong in Times Square or should it be moved?>
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Tepic, Nayarit
Has anyone ever heard about a city called Tepic? its in the state of Nayarit in Mexico and its really a great city. it's the capital of the state with a population of about 500,000+ people, it's pretty small and many people in Mexico have never heard of it. if you have please tell me and if u've ever visited tell me about ur experience
interesting fact: its home to the first hotel in Mexico, the "Hotel Bola de Oro"
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interesting fact: its home to the first hotel in Mexico, the "Hotel Bola de Oro"
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