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The business opportunity I have seen in growing cotton
Peter Munga is buying ginneries and contracting farmers.
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Intra Comesa Trade Expanding, State Minister
[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia to host 18th COMESA Summit
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Innovation key for Turkish economy to grow: Do?an chair
Innovation and adapting to the digital world is the key for the growth of the Turkish economy in the coming years, Do?an Holding Chair Begümhan Do?an Faralyal? said on March 13 at the Uluda? Economy Summit
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La banca centrale russa ha tagliato i tassi dinteresse al 14 per cento nel tentativo di rilanciare leconomia del paese colpito dalla crisi e da alti tassi dinflazione. Afp
La banca centrale russa ha tagliato i tassi dinteresse al 14 per cento nel tentativo di rilanciare leconomia del paese colpito dalla crisi e da alti tassi dinflazione. Afp
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Convicted Italian Activist Arrested for Seven Hours in Brazil
By Lise Alves, Senior Contributing Reporter SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL Former Italian activist, Cesare Battisti was arrested in São Paulo on Thursday, March 12th and faced deportation to Italy, where he has been convicted to life in prison for four homicides, only to be released seven hours later due to ...
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I didnt trade around Herbalife position: Ackman
Billionaire investor William Ackman said he had not been contacted by federal agencies investigating possible manipulation of Herbalifes stock. Federal prosecutors and the FBI have interviewed people hired by Ackman...
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Wonkblog: What the rise of luxury toilet paper says about the economy
Americans have a new favorite way to flush money down the drain: luxury toilet paper.Sales in the United States of what the industry calls "luxury" rolls anything quilted, lotioned, perfumed or ultra-soft, from two- to four-ply climbed to $1.4 billion last year, outpacing all other kinds of toilet paper for the first time in nearly a decade, data ...
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Reform is working for Egypts Economy: Al Jaber
UAE welcomes Egypts re-emergence as a strong regional economy
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Feb trade deficit narrows to $6.8 billion, lowest in 17 months
The trade deficit narrowed to a 17-month low of $6.8 billion in February as oil imports declined by over 55 percent from a month earlier, government data showed on Friday.
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ATM cards; another case of foreign taste?
The issuance of internationally branded ATM cards, is prevalent and it is mind boggling why banks in Ghana will continue to issue international cards for local transactions. Once upon a time, when one could only use the ATM of his or her bank, there was reason for banks to latch onto ...
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Female techies share what its like to run a technology business
A tech business is arguably the easiest to start, provided that you have the prerequisite skills.
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Africa: Falling Short On Climate Finance
[AfricaFocus] Editor's Note
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UNIONCAMERE: LEXPORT TIRERÀ ANCHE NEL I TRIMESTRE 2015/ BUONE PROSPETTIVE SOPRATTUTTO PER MECCANICA E CHIMICA
ROMA\ nflash\ - Imprese italiane ottimiste sul fronte esportazioni. Si mantengono alte infatti le aspettative di incremento dellexport delle imprese manifatturiere italiane: ammonta a +12 punti percentuali il saldo tra attese di incremento e di diminuzione degli ordinativi esteri tra gennaio e marzo di questanno, confermando la tendenza positiva dellultimo ...
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Russian Central Bank Cuts Rate to Help Economy
Russia's central bank cut its key interest rate on Friday by one percentage point to 14 percent in an attempt to support the economy, which is sliding into a brutal recession.
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Bank of Greece governor: uncertainty poses biggest risk to economy
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras said on Friday that uncertainty posed the biggest risk to derailing the Greek economy and to the sacrifices made by the Greek people in previous years being lost, stressing the need for fiscal balance and competitiveness to be restored.
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Greek economy grew 0.8 percent in 2014, statistics service says
Greece's economy grew by 0.8 percent in 2014, the country's statistics service ELSTAT said on Friday in its first estimate for the full year.
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Business: New evidence of Aliens as NASA discovery huge ocean on Jupiter largest moon
The Hubble Telescope has identified evidence of a massive saltwater ocean beneath the icy crust of our solar system's largest moon.
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China lifts ban of foreign majority control of steelmakers
Analysts doubt whether overhaul comes in time to revive beleaguered industry.
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Recuperação da economia começa no final deste ano
A Presidente do Brasil, Dilma Rousseff, disse, na inauguração do Salão Internacional da Construção Civil, em São Paulo, que a economia do seu país sai da estagnação e dá os primeiros sinais de recuperação no final deste ano
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COMUNICADO: IE Business School y Financial Times rediseñan la formación ejecutiva global
Presentan en Madrid FT-IE Corporate Learning Alliance, una joint venture para desarrollar programas de formción in-company "Tenemos una oportunidad clara para contribuir al futuro de la formación ejecutiva", afirma John Ridding, CEO de Financial Times "Queremos ser relevantes en diferentes partes del mundo y para ello contaremos con socios locales", ...
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Euro zone economy may be turning, poll shows with 1-in-4 chance Greece exits
The recent improvement in some key euro zone economic data represents a significant turn in the economy, according to a Reuters poll of economists, although they still see a one-in-four chance of Greece leaving the currency area.