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FCE
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FCEFirst Certificate in English
FCEFinal Cut Express (Apple video editing suite)
FCEFacultad de Ciencias Económicas (Spanish)
FCEFunctional Capacity Evaluation
FCEFlorida Coastal Everglades
FCEFamily Community Education (former homemakers organization)
FCEFuel Cell Energy
FCEFeed Conversion Efficiency (animal nutrition)
FCEFinished Consultant Episode (UK hospital statistics)
FCEForeign Currency Exchange
FCEFoundation for a College Education
FCEForward Command Element
FCEFederal College of Education (various locations)
FCEFamily Computer Emulator
FCEFull Compliance Evaluation
FCEFire Control Equipment
FCEField Clinical Engineer
FCEFussballclub Einsiedeln (Swiss soccer club)
FCEFull Credit Equivalents
FCEFenn College of Engineering (Cleveland State University)
FCEForward Control Element
FCEFrequency Correlation Estimate
FCEFussball-Club Energie
FCEFlexible Critical Experiment
FCEFlorida Commission on Ethics
FCEFires Coordination Element
FCEFlight Control Element


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According to the company, at comparable foreign currency exchange rates, net sales for the first quarter were up 35% for 2008.
Inter Parfums, Inc. reports 45% increase in first quarter sales by Household & Personal Products Industry
Decreased demand for products; generation of sufficient cash flows to fund operations and make adequate capital investments; changes in foreign currency exchange rates that adversely affect business; current economic and political conditions; risks associated with our international sales and operations; disruptions in raw material supplies.
Industry risk report: semiconductors by Risk & Insurance
When doing business internationally, it's important to protect a company against losses due to sudden shifts in foreign currency exchange rates.
How a business selects the right bank by Curran, Mary Allis / San Diego Business Journal
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