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Vai alla Scheda Paese »A tree begins with a seed
— Arabic proverb
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FDI cap hike will result in Rs 25K cr foreign inflows: Jayant Sinha
Parliament approval to raising the foreign investment ceiling for insurance may result in inflows to the tune of Rs 25,000 crore, junior minister for finance Jayant Sinha said on Friday.
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DHQ: Foreign Mercenaries Claims Are Propaganda.- Troops Discover Bomb Factory In Yobe
Claims that the countrys authorities are deploying hundreds of foreign mercenaries to fight the Boko Haram insurgence have been described as frivolous and an attempt to portray the Nigerian military in bad light.Senior military commanders described the claims which were reported in select international media and culled by some local ...
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British companies should seize Iran oil and gas trade opportunities
TEHRAN – British companies should seize opportunities to invest in Iran’s oil and gas projects, said Abbas Ali Mansouri Arani, the Chairman of the Iran-UK Parliamentary Friendship Group. He also said that in addition to the oil and gas sector, infrastructures are provided for foreign investment in mining and transportation projects. Arani ...
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Korea-U.S. FTA Contributes to Trade Growth between 2 Countries
A study said Korea's trade volume with the United States has increased 14.7 percent in 2014 from 2011, one year before the Korea-U.S. free trade agreement went into effect. This is much higher than the average trade volume growth rate with the rest of the world (1.7%) during the same ...
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Business briefing
SERIAL System has entered into a conditional sale-and- purchase agreement to fully acquire Swift Value Business.
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Hong Leong Finance president awarded AustCham medal
HONG Leong Finance (HLF) president Ian Macdonald has been awarded the AustCham Presi-dent's Medal 2015 for his contribution to Singapore-Australia business and trade relations.
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Serial System to acquire Swift Value Business
Serial System has entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement to fully acquire Swift Value Business.
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Two Koreas trade barbs over industrial park wage row
[SEOUL] North and South Korea dug in their heels Friday in an escalating row over wages at their Kaesong joint industrial zone.
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Import Prices Turn to Upward Trend in 12 Months
Import prices increased for the first time in 12 months due to a rebound in international oil prices. According to a report "February 2015 Export and Import Price Index" published by the Bank of Korea on March 13, the won-denominated import price index for the month of February was 82.28 ...
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Business: Imports killing local industries
Kenyans are pinning their hopes on the Ministry of Industrialisation and Enterprise Development, as it grapples with issues that have bedeviled the manufacturing sector over the past three decades.
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Business: EACC puts rogue car importers on notice
The company that won the motor vehicle pre-shipment inspection contract, Quality Inspection Services Japan (QISJ) is now required to submit inspection details of motor vehicles imports.
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Foreign ministry officials meet over Nigeria-Morocco row
As part of moves to contain the fallout of the diplomatic row between Nigeria and Morocco, principal officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been holding series of meetings at the ministry building in Abuja. Checks indicated that the admission by President Goodluck Jonathan that he did not speak to ...
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British companies should seize Iran oil and gas trade opportunities
TEHRAN – British companies should seize opportunities to invest in Iran’s oil and gas projects, said Abbas Ali Mansouri Arani, the Chairman of the Iran-UK Parliamentary Friendship Group. He also said that in addition to the oil and gas sector, infrastructures are provided for foreign investment in mining and transportation projects. Arani ...
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Business: Kenya seeks two year extension of sugar imports limits
Kenya has requested a two year extension of sugar import limits from the regional trade bloc Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) to revamp its ailing sugar industry, agriculture minister said.
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Carmakers are in hot pursuit of fleet sales to law enforcement agencies
Fleet sales are an important part of U.S. automakers' bottom lines, and none have more cachet or higher visibility than a contract with a law enforcement agency.
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Busia business forum a timely idea
The March 18-20 Busia County Investors Conference could not have come at a better time.
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Business: Equity Bank's Equitel trade name attracts legal dispute
A leading retail commercial bank and an insurance agency are locked in a fierce battle over ownership of the business name Â?Equitel'.
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Business: Standard Group pre-tax profit jumps 8 per cent
The Standard Group posted positive results despite a challenging business environment in the last financial year. The Group made a pre-tax profit of Sh326 million for the financial year ended December 31, 2014; an 8 per cent increase from the previous year.
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Dubai FDI to seek new investments on tour of key US cities
Dubai Investment Development Agency to embark on 10-day tour; to take in Boston, Atlanta and Chicago
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Wonkblog: No, driver lawsuits wont destroy the Uber for X business model
Two U.S. District Court judges in California dropped ominous rulings for Uber and Lyft this week, clearing the way to a jury trial on the question of whether their drivers are independent contractors or bona fide employees.Read full article >>
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Ministry Set to Boost Cereals, Oil Seeds, Spices Export Trade
[Ethiopian Herald] The Ministry of Trade yesterday discussed performances of the export trade on the cereals, oil seeds and spices over the past eight months with stakeholders on its premises.