http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/ Sourcing from china review. china products sourcing,sourcing in china Tue, 26 Oct 2010 07:33:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/comment-page-1/#comment-7004 The brainteaser Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:05:53 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/#comment-7004 yes I have, the chairman is called David and the secretary is called Hair yes I have, the chairman is called David and the secretary is called Hair

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/comment-page-1/#comment-7003 The_Wish Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:01:40 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/#comment-7003 Platts keeps an eye on the energy industry and its core service includes providing the real time information as well as analysis about worldwide dealings and prices in the oil, petrochemicals, natural gas, electric and nuclear power, green energy, metals and mining mining. You can go through their products section i.e. the magazines, newsletters, reports, etc. and visit their membership section also to get a better idea. And admit during the interview that you have got a rough idea regarding the company’s business but woul like to have it known first hand. On the website: "Platts, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: MHP), is the world's leading provider of energy information. With over 10,000 customers across 150 countries, 600 employees in 16 offices around the world, and nearly a century of business experience, Platts is the most recognized and respected information company in the energy industry. Our real-time news, pricing, analytical services and conferences are essential to enabling markets to operate with transparency and efficiency. Traders, Risk Managers, Analysts, and Executive Management depend on Platts to help them make better, faster, more effective decisions." Platts keeps an eye on the energy industry and its core service includes providing the real time information as well as analysis about worldwide dealings and prices in the oil, petrochemicals, natural gas, electric and nuclear power, green energy, metals and mining mining. You can go through their products section i.e. the magazines, newsletters, reports, etc. and visit their membership section also to get a better idea. And admit during the interview that you have got a rough idea regarding the company’s business but woul like to have it known first hand.
On the website:
“Platts, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: MHP), is the world’s leading provider of energy information. With over 10,000 customers across 150 countries, 600 employees in 16 offices around the world, and nearly a century of business experience, Platts is the most recognized and respected information company in the energy industry. Our real-time news, pricing, analytical services and conferences are essential to enabling markets to operate with transparency and efficiency. Traders, Risk Managers, Analysts, and Executive Management depend on Platts to help them make better, faster, more effective decisions.”

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/comment-page-1/#comment-7002 Qs_and_A Mon, 07 Dec 2009 11:24:39 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/anyone-heard-of-a-company-called-platts-they-are-a-division-of-mcgraw-hill/#comment-7002 My guess is that they've built a reporting infrastructure within the energy business. So the energy companies (coal, oil, etc) may not providing the pricing data to Platts, but the energy distributors or retailers might. Another division of McGraw Hill does something similar in another industry. My guess is that they’ve built a reporting infrastructure within the energy business. So the energy companies (coal, oil, etc) may not providing the pricing data to Platts, but the energy distributors or retailers might. Another division of McGraw Hill does something similar in another industry.

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