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Vai alla Scheda Paese »There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Il premier canadese Justin Trudeau attiva la legge sulle misure d’emergenza, gli Stati Uniti chiedono l’estradizione dell’ex presidente honduregno Juan Orlando Hernández, i ribelli della Casamance liberano sette soldati senegalesi. Leggi
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'They are not allowing us any freedom to trade': Protest neighbours speak
One resident had to hobble out to get to a medical appointment while businesses closed down.
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Indonesia’s Akulaku lands $100 million from SCB
Akulaku, an Indonesian online lender backed by Jack Ma’s Ant Group, has pulled in US$100 million from one of Thailand’s biggest lenders to expand its business in Southeast Asia.
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Agro exports by Peru surpass those of Chile in 2021
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Based on the results delivered by FreshFruit, according to the evaluations carried out by the entity, Peruvian exports of agricultural products broke a record in 2021 by reaching US$8.9 billion, which allowed them to achieve fourth place in the ranking of agro exporters in Latin ...
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Dólar atinge menor valor em cinco meses, apesar de tensões na Ucrânia
Apesar do agravamento das tensões entre Rússia e Ucrânia, o dólar não sentiu as tensões no mercado externo e caiu para o menor valor em cinco meses. A bolsa de valores também resistiu à baixa nos índices europeus e norte-americanos e fechou em alta pela quinta sessão consecutiva. O dólar comercial ...
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BREAKING: Police Arrest DCP Abba Kyari
Following allegations over drug trafficking by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), the Nigeria Police on Monday arrested the embattled ‘Super Cop’ Abba Kyari, a Deputy Commissioner of Police. Abba Kyari has been suspended in July 2021 following allegations of money laundering and other related cyber crimes by the ...
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Celltrion's Remsima logs record high sales in US in 2021
Sales of the biosimilar Remsima by Celltrion Inc. reached an all-time high last year in the United States, the company said Monday. Sales of the biosimilar drug to treat autoimmune diseases jumped 13 percent on-year to $385 million in 2021, Celltrion
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An Israeli view of the Super Bowl, America's real independence day
The amount of money Americans will spend on potato chips while watching this year’s Super Bowl could finance two F-35 jets for Ukraine. But this is not the day to be concerned about such mundane issues
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Celltrion’s Remsima records all-time high US sales
Korea’s pharmaceutical giant Celltrion’s Remsima, a biosimilar of autoimmune treatment drug Remicade, has set an all-time high record in sales revenue in the US market, taking a half of the original drug’s share, market insiders sai
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Lavrov tells Blinken West seeking to provoke Ukraine conflict
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on on Feb. 12 accused the United States of seeking to provoke a conflict in Ukraine, during a call with his US counterpart Antony Blinken, the Russian foreign ministry said.
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Leveraging JV Financing Model, Obaseki, NNPC, Sahara Group Begin 16.74km Road Project
At a time external and traditional sources of infrastructure funds are thinning out in most states of the country leading to a surge in the number of abandoned roads and other infrastructural projects, the Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has tailored the joint venture (JV) financing framework to secure ...
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Israel's Foreign Ministry declares state of emergency over Russia, Ukraine tensions
Foreign Ministry says it will reinforce the Kyiv embassy to provide emergency services and states concern over the Jewish community in Ukraine
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Mexico vows to press on with power changes amid US concerns
Mexico’s president has vowed to press ahead with changes to the electrical power industry despite U.S. concerns that they could close off markets, choke off competition and possibly violate the U.S.-Mexico-Canada free trade pact.
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Millionen-Investments in Start-ups: Zinswende und Inflation als Spielverderber
Langfristig dominiert der Optimismus. Für heimische Geldgeber wird es allerdings immer schwieriger, mit großen Geldgebern aus den USA und Asien können sie nicht mithalten
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Brazil will attract US$58 billion of investments in 2022, says Economy Minister
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said that Brazil has R$828 billion (US$159 billion) of investments contracted for the coming years and will attract another R$300 billion still in this government of Jair Bolsonaro. "We have R$828 billion already contracted in investments. We are reaching almost ...
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Following the Swiss model, Uruguay manages more than US$28 billion in wealth, especially for Argentines
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU) provided information on the 2020 activity data in asset management of investment advisors and asset managers in Uruguay, which, similar to Switzerland in Europe, is characterized by particular stability, predictability, and trustworthiness in a continent that is regularly shaken ...
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S. Korean botox maker Hugel to enter US market this year
South Korea's leading botox maker Hugel Inc. said Friday that it will make inroads into the United States, the world's largest botulinum toxin market, this year. Earlier, the company sought a marketing authorization of its botulinum toxin product, Le
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Fintech Business Guide 2021/2022: Expansion and consolidation in Latin America
By Lic. Federico Trelles - Senior Consulting Manager at EY Uruguay RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - EY presents the FinTech Business Guide 2021/2022, a comprehensive document on the industry, regulatory perspectives, and critical legal, financial, and accounting aspects for the development of FinTech companies in Latin America. We present a ...
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Implement Buhari’s New Service Scheme, Minimum Wage, Teachers Beg Governors
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) have appealed to state governors to ensure the implementation of the N30,000 minimum wage and consequential adjustments for teachers in their respective states. The teachers said they were anxiously waiting for the federal government to implement the Teachers’ Professional ...
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iPhones to work as digital payment points in US
Apple announced on Feb. 8 a new service that will allow U.S. businesses later this year to accept payments on their iPhones from touchless cards or other iPhones, a new challenger in the booming payments business.
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US solar firm seeks tariff action against Thailand, 3 other nations
A US solar panel maker is asking federal trade officials to investigate whether to impose tariffs on imports from four Asian countries, arguing that Chinese manufacturers had shifted production to those nations to avoid paying duties.