other enterprises. The city is the seat of Wrocław Research Centre EIT+, which contains, inter alia, geological research laboratories to the unconventional and Lower Silesian Cluster of Nanotechnology. The logistics centres DHL, FedEx and UPS are based in Wrocław. Furthermore, it is a major centre for the pharmaceutical industry (U.S. Pharmacia, Hasco-Lek, Galena, Avec Pharma, 3M, Labor, S-Lab, Herbapol, and Cezal). Wrocław is home to Poland's largest shopping mall – Bielany Avenue (pl. Aleja Bielany) and Bielany Trade Center, located in Bielany Wrocławskie where stores such as Auchan, Decathlon, Leroy Merlin, Makro, Tesco, IKEA, Jula, OBI, Castorama, Black Red White, Poco, E. Wedel, Cargill, Prologis and Panattoni can be found. In February 2013, Qatar Airways launched its Wrocław European Customer Service. Major corporations 3M Akwawit–Polmos S.A. – Wratislavia vodka plant The Bank of New York Mellon Bombardier Transportation Poland BSH – Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte CD Projekt CH Robinson Worldwide Crédit Agricole Poland Credit Suisse Deichmann DeLaval Operations Poland DHL Dolby Labs Ernst & Young Fantasy Expo – owner CD-Action Gigaset Communications Google Hewlett-Packard IBM Kaufland Poland KGHM Polska Miedź LiveChat Software LG Electronics McKinsey & Company Microsoft National Bank of Poland Nokia Networks Olympus Business Services Europe Opera Software Parker Hannifin PZ Cussons Poland PZU QAD Qatar Airways Qiagen Robert Bosch GmbH SAP Poland Santander Consumer Bank Siemens Südzucker Techland Tieto UBS UPS United Technologies Corporation Viessmann Volvo Poland WABCO Poland Whirlpool Poland Shopping malls Wroclavia Galeria Dominikańska Arkady Wrocławskie Galeria Handlowa Sky Tower Pasaż Grunwaldzki Centrum Handlowe Borek Tarasy Grabiszyńskie Magnolia Park Wrocław Fashion Outlet Factoria Park Centrum Handlowe Korona Renoma, a 1930s department store of architectural interest over and above its shopping value Feniks Wrocław Market Hall Marino Park Handlowy Młyn Family Point Ferio Gaj Aleja Bielany in Bielany Wrocławskie (suburb of Wrocław) – the largest shopping mall in Poland Transport Wrocław is a major transport hub, situated at the crossroad of many routes linking Western and Central Europe with the rest of Poland. The city is skirted on the south by the A4 highway, which is part of the European route E40, extending from the Polish-German to the Polish-Ukrainian border across southern Poland. The 672-kilometre highway beginning at Jędrzychowice connects Lower Silesia with Opole and the industrial Upper Silesian metropolis, Kraków, Tarnów and Rzeszów. It also provides easy access to German cities such as Dresden, Leipzig, Magdeburg and with the A18 highway Berlin, Hamburg. The toll-free