Malta
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Measure 100 times and cut once.
— Maltese proverb
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China Feb retail sales rise 10.7%
Chinese retail sales and industrial production rise less than expected in February.
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Dubai foreign workers stage rare strike
[DUBAI] Hundreds of foreign construction workers staged a rare protest in the Gulf state of Dubai on Tuesday, defying the law against going on strike.
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Dr Reddy's in talks to buy UCB India business for $135 million
Drugmaker Dr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd (REDY.NS) is in talks to acquire the Indian operations of Belgian pharmaceutical company UCB SA (UCB.BR) for about $135 million, said a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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U.S. Wholesale Stockpiles Increase Slightly and Sales Fall
According to the Commerce Department, stockpiles held by wholesale businesses rose 0.3 percent in January and sales fell 3.1 percent in January, following a 0.9 percent decline in December.
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Dilma admite momento difícil da economia e do setor de construção
Presidente falou a uma pequena plateia de empresários no 21º Salão Internacional da Construção após ser vaiada na entrada
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Tesco registers best sales in 18 months
Troubled supermarket halts decline in market share
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Company profits swell but sales stall
AUSTRALIAN companies are lifting profits but not sales as nervous managers and executives continue to favour cost cutting over growth.
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Iran-EU annual trade rises 21% in 2014: Eurostat
TEHRAN – Trade between Iran and the European Union amounted to €7.566 billion in 2014, a 21 percent growth from €6.229 billion in 2013, according to the EU statistics agency Eurostat. The EU exported €6.403 billion worth of goods to Iran in 2014, showing 18 percent rise compared to the year ...
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Ethiopia Beats Coffee Export Target With Higher Than Planned Revenue
[Addis Fortune] Country gains 307.5 million dollars with an actual export of 73,227.9 tns while expecting 269 million dollars from 73,593.5 tns of coffee
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From Sicily to Naples, Italian Crypto-Jews are Returning
How one rabbi is leading efforts across Italy to build new communities for long lost Jews.
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Business News: Questions linger as Apple debuts $17,000 watch
Apple Inc. has unveiled its long-awaited watch, including yellow or rose gold models with sapphire faces costing up to $17,000, but some investors questioned whether Chief Executive Tim Cook's first product would be a breakaway hit.
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Business News: Shilling steady as dollar demand eases, traders expect tight range
The shilling held steady yesterday as dollar demand eased, with traders expecting the currency to trade in a tight range although it could come under pressure from a stronger dollar.
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Business: Questions linger as Apple debuts $17,000 watch
Apple Inc. has unveiled its long-awaited watch, including yellow or rose gold models with sapphire faces costing up to $17,000, but some investors questioned whether Chief Executive Tim Cook's first product would be a breakaway hit.
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Business: Shilling steady as dollar demand eases, traders expect tight range
The shilling held steady yesterday as dollar demand eased, with traders expecting the currency to trade in a tight range although it could come under pressure from a stronger dollar.
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Russia downturn takes toll on car sales
38% fall is worst monthly drop since 2009
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Business News: Kenya scoops top honours at Berlin tourism fair, wins second best continental exhibitor award
Kenya's tourism sector has received positive endorsement after it was ranked the second best country in Africa showcasing tourism products at the just concluded International Tourism Bourse (ITB) in Berlin, Germany.
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Business: Kenya scoops top honours at Berlin tourism fair, wins second best continental exhibitor award
Kenya's tourism sector has received positive endorsement after it was ranked the second best country in Africa showcasing tourism products at the just concluded International Tourism Bourse (ITB) in Berlin, Germany.
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Irans GDP forecast to grow 2.5% next year
TEHRAN – Iran’s gross domestic product (GDP) is forecast to grow 2.5 percent in the next Iranian calendar year, which begins on March 21, Mohammad Baqer Nobakht, the head of the Management and Planning Organization stated. The country’s GDP grew 4 percent in the first half of the current Iranian calendar ...
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Kenya: 'For country to grow, Kenyans must take hard decisions about economy'
Thousands of public servants will miss their annual pay rise and see a massive cut in their allowances if MPs adopt key budget measures that the Parliamentary Budget Office believe will open the door for the country's leap towards attaining Vision 2030 goals.
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Business News: Governor outlines plan to turn Kisumu into economic hub
The Kisumu County government has selected pillars of growth that are expected to drive the economy of the county.
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Business News: Kenya to become net food importer by 2050, experts warn
Kenya is among African countries likely to starting importing more than three quarters of food required to feed the population by 2050 due to effects of climate change.