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[Government of Seychelles] The Ethiopian Prime Minister, Mr Haile Mariam Desalegn, has invited business interests in Seychelles to invest in Ethiopia, particularly in that country's tourism industry given Seychelles' wealth of know-how in that field.

[Ethiopian Herald] Ethiopia and the Republic of Seychelles agreed to forge exemplary tourism, trade and investment ties.

[Addis Fortune] Keder Yesehak has been running his own business selling cultural religious souvenirs for the past three decades. His shop is located beside a line of similar shops along Nigeria Street. Keder's shop stocks locally made merchandise, from cultural clothes to wooden sculptures and traditional musical instruments. Although he ...

Turkey has seen a “positive trend” from foreign investors in recent weeks, Development Minister Lütfi Elvan said on Feb. 2.

Turkey’s car and light commercial vehicle sales in January grew 8 percent compared to the same month in 2016, the Automotive Distributors’ Association said on Feb. 2.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Rex Tillerson as U.S. President Donald Trump’s secretary of state on Feb. 1, filling a key spot on the Republican’s national security team despite concerns about the former Exxon Mobil Corp chief executive officer’s ties to Russia.

Turkey can be stronger than ever with the government’s actions to strengthen the economy, according to the head of British defense giant BAE Systems, which recently signed a $125 million deal with a Turkish company.

Singapore sees little growth in fixed-asset investments this year after commitments fell to the lowest level since at least 2007, the Economic Development Board said.

Rassemblée derrière la Belgian Entertainment Association (BEA), l'industrie du film, de la musique et de la vidéo a introduit mercredi devant le tribunal de commerce francophone de Bruxelles une action en cessation contre les fournisseurs d'accès internet (FAI) Brutélé, Nethys, Proximus et Telenet.

Finnish network equipment maker Nokia reported its quarterly profits fell less than expected, helped by cost cuts and the acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent, and said the tough global market was starting to stabilise. Nokia and its rivals, Sweden's Ericsson and China's Huawei, have struggled lately as telecom operators' demand for faster 4G ...