2014年11月9日 星期日

2014-11-10 Zimbabwe Business

  International Business Times UK   
Zimbabwe's Economic reform programme under threat  NewsDay
GLOBAL commodity price shocks and domestic policy slippages threaten Zimbabwe's ability to undertake reforms under a successor International Monetary Fund supervised economic reform programme, the global lender has said. BUSINESS REPORTER
Zim economy at crossroads — IMF   The Zimbabwe Standard
Zimbabwe Economy to Grow By 3%   ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
IMF: Zim's economy at crossroads   Independent Online

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  Taxation: News & Information   
Zimbabwe Eyes Tax Breaks for Diamonds  Taxation: News & Information
HARARE – Zimbabwe is looking to create a strong national industry for diamond cutters and polishers by using a targeted tax break. Late last week at a conference held in Harare the Mines and Mining Development Minister of Zimbabwe Walter Chidhakwa ...

Zimbabwe plans to cut gem royalties to boost industry   Independent Online
Zimbabwe mulls ending tax on diamonds   MINING.com
Zim remains unexplored: Chidhakwa   The Zimbabwe Standard
Tacy   
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  TODAYonline   
China Express Airlines revealed as customer for up to 24 Bombardier CRJ900 ...  CAPA - Centre for Aviation
China Express Airlines and Bombardier Commercial Aircraft announced (08-Nov-2014) that the Chinese carrier is the previously announced unidentified customer that had placed a firm order for 16 CRJ900 NextGen regional jets and had taken options for ...

Bombardier Says China Express Air Orders 16 Planes   Business Insider
China Express Airlines Revealed as Customer who Ordered Up To 24 ...   MarketWatch

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'Investment Implementation Still Low'  AllAfrica.com
The implementation rate for investment approvals in Zimbabwe stood at 30% in the past four years due to lengthy licencing procedures by a multiplicity of agencies beyond the Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA), the agency has said. "The average ...


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Individuals Account for Large Chunk of Loans  AllAfrica.com
INDIVIDUALS account for the large chunk of total loans and advances in the six months to June 30 as banks issue shorter dated loans to meet the short-term nature of deposits, a research firm has said. According to statistics from the central bank, loans and ...


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An Award in Honour of Water Harvester  AllAfrica.com
ZEPHANIA Phiri was rendered jobless by a railway company he worked for, accused of dabbling in political activities during the Rhodesian era. Distraught and without a penny to his name, Phiri returned to his rural home in Zvishavane to face poverty and ...


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  New Zimbabwe.com   
Traders cry foul over police raids  New Zimbabwe.com
INFORMAL traders who are conducting their businesses in Bulawayo's residential areas have accused the police of raiding their houses demanding shop and health licences. Bulawayo, once touted as the country's industrial hub, has seen a number of ...


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  BBC News   
China bourses rally on stock link start date  Financial Times
Monday 03.05 GMT. Bourses in China rallied after confirmation of the start date of a highly anticipated scheme linking Hong Kong and Shanghai stock markets. The Shanghai Composite was up 0.9 per cent while Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 1.9 per cent.
Landmark Hong Kong-China stock trading scheme to start Nov. 17   Business Standard
Which Hong Kong Stocks Trade At Shanghai Discount?   Barron's (blog)
HK-Shanghai stock link-up to launch Nov 17   The Australian
Businessweek   
The Australian Financial Review   
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  The Australian   
UPDATE 2-China's Yanzhou looks to rescue Australian arm in $2.3 bln deal  Reuters UK
... * Parent Yanzhou could end up with more than 90 pct stake. * Yanzhou to inject extra A$1.4 bln to shore up operations. * Noble Group would have to pay $300 mln for its share of notes. * Yancoal shares plunge to record low (Recasts, adds details on).
Yancoal helped out by owners   The Age
Yancoal to raise $2.3bn to cut debt   Argus Media
Yancoal slides as Chinese parent injects billions   ABC Online
WA today   
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  Sydney Morning Herald   
Iron ore specialists take $10b hit as prices slump  Sydney Morning Herald
The crashing iron ore price has wiped more than $10 billion of value off Australia's four key pure-play iron ore miners so far this year, with Atlas Iron worst hit by the broad sell-off. Together, Fortescue Metals Group, Mt Gibson Iron, Atlas Iron and BC Iron have ...

Iron ore fall hits miners as demand declines   Metal.com News
Iron ore miners bust up the jawbone   MacroBusiness (blog)
Iron ore price at new five-year low   Business Spectator
BizNews   
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