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The Next Big Thing

December 2008

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The Next Big Thing

CNBC European Business brings you a special guide to the ideas, products and companies that are shaping our immediate future

 It may not quite be the end of the world, but we are certainly living in a time of change. The countries, companies and concepts that prosper now have the rare chance to take the lead for the whole planet. This CNBC European special introduces the people and ideas who are revolutionising their industries. You're going to hear a lot more about them very soon.






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